by Mark Siegler, MD Dr. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross graduated from the University of Zurich Medical School, did her residency training at several hospitals in New York City, and then did fellowship training in psychiatry at the University of Colorado. On completing fellowship training, she stayed on as a faculty psychiatrist at the University of Colorado School of Medicine. In 1965, she was recruited to the University of Chicago as an assistant professor of psychiatry.…
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by Craig Klugman, Ph.D. The Resident (Season 3; Episode 6): Gambling on patients and dangerous surgeries; New Amsterdam (Season 2; Episode 8): Unrelieved pain; Making promises; Chicago Med (Season 5; Episode 8): Assent/Consent, Medical decision-making by internet vote, not treating family, creating a public health threat
#Bioethics News: Is it ethical to make a little person taller? A new treatment that promises just that is facing criticism for its potential to unravel decades of hard-won respect for an entire community https://t.co/EzMN3F5X87
#Bioethics News: "What if the seemingly rational choices you prefer when you're healthy no longer make sense to you when you're actually confronting death?" Listen to one family's story of facing the reality of end-of-life decisions. @NPR https://t.co/7LpzB4jXaT
Just posted our new OPC call -- proposals due Dec 5th!
What the HEC-C? An Analysis of the Healthcare Ethics Consultant-Certified Program: One Year In
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Beneficence, Interests, and Wellbeing in Medicine: What it means to provide Benefit to Patients
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Google’s secretive ‘Project Nightingale’ gave them access to millions of medical records. Here are the pros and cons. https://t.co/DpGS7BuLwe via @voxdotcom
