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Who has Time to Talk About Ethics?
The Center offers workshops in healthcare ethics to ease the burden of healthcare ethical dilemmas.
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Ethics Perspective on a Controversial Innovation to Recover Donor Hearts for Transplantation
Tarris (Terry) Rosell, PhD, DMin, discusses lack of transparency about a new and controversial organ recovery protocol would be ethically problematic, especially for donor authorization or family consent.
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A Benefit of Being an Ethics Services Affiliate Organization: The Monthly Ethics Dispatch
Affiliate Organizations of our Center Ethics Services receive our Ethics Dispatch as part of their annual membership. The Dispatch is designed to contribute educational content for ethics-committee-meeting agendas by discussing bioethical issues, related news headlines, case studies, and philosophical musings from Center staff and other contributing authors.
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Short Video Released About the Center’s Values
A 1:30-minute video amplifies the values of the Center for Practical Bioethics.
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Healthcare Workplace Violence An Appeal for Proven Preventive Measures
Tarris (Terry) Rosell, PhD, DMin, describes the guidance and thought leadership he has provided to the Kansas House Judiciary Committee on proposed legislation to address healthcare workplace violence.
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Four Recommendations for Ethical AI in Healthcare
Dr. Jarrett delivers recommendations on how an adapted, augmented system of healthcare technology can operate, as the industry prepares for more forceful regulation of the use of machine learning-based tools in healthcare practice.
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Cries for help arrive that you can answer
A personal message from John Carney in times like these.
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Huddling with physicians facing morally challenging dilemmas
A personal message from Ryan Pferdehirt in times like these.
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Help us break down structural and systemic racism in healthcare
A personal message from Karen Bullock in times like these.