Event Date & Time : 04 November, 2025 @ 9:00 AM

Event End Date & Time : 11 November, 2025 @ 11:30 AM

Event Venue : Online Via Zoom

Member Fee : € 67.5

Non-Member Fee : € 132.5

Member of another HSCP professional body : € 67.5

• This CPD event is open to all HSCPs, including Clinical Measurement Physiologists
• IICMP is pleased to confirm that a limited number of places have been secured for Clinical Measurement Physiologists.
• We strongly encourage all CMPs to consider applying for this valuable professional development opportunity. Eligible applicants must hold a recognised qualification approved by the IICMP.

Brought to you by IASLT – Two Part Webinar Series: An Introduction to Ethics and Ethical Reasoning with Prof. Lindy McAllister –  4th and 11th November, 2025

This webinar is in two parts: (you must commit to attending BOTH days)

In part 1 on the 4th November, introduces participants to the concepts and principles of  ethics, considers different approaches to ethical reasoning, and gives participants guided  opportunities to reason through ways of managing ethical dilemmas provided by the facilitator.

In part 2 on the 11th November, participants are guided to reason through ways of managing de-identified and anonymous ethical dilemmas provided by the participants.

At the conclusion of the webinar  participants will be able to:

• Understand the values, duties  and principals of ethics
• Identify values, duties and  principals involved in simple case  studies
• Understand different approaches  to ethical reasoning and their uses
• Apply an ethical reasoning and decision-making process to consideration of case studies and identify issues involved (ethical, clinical, workforce, policy, management)

Speaker Bio –

Prof. Lindy McAllister, PhD, is an Emeritus Professor at The University of Sydney. She is a Life  Member of the Speech Pathology  Association of Australia (SPA), and Fellow of the RCSLT. She was  made a Member of the Order of Australia in the King’s Birthday Honours list in June 2023 for contributions to the development of speech pathology education and services in Australia and Vietnam. Lindy was a senior member of the Ethics Board of SPA for many years, has published  a book, education packages and several papers about ethics education, and has provided ethics education to a range of allied health disciplines. She provides curriculum consultancy to a range of universities in Australia and internationally.