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Reflecting on Early Bioethics: Fleck and… duration 32 minutes 5 seconds Reflecting on Early Bioethics: Fleck and… Reflecting on Early Bioethics: Fleck and Tomlinson - Episode 9	Reflecting on Early Bioethics: Fleck and Tomlinson - Episode 9 Released May 10, 2018 No Easy Answers in Bioethics Episode 9 Episode webpage with full transcript and related resources: https://bioethics.msu.edu/podcast-episodes/353-ep-09 bioethics podcast 1970s 1980s medical education philosophy clinical ethics narratives From Sean Valles 1 plays
Clinical and Legal Perspectives on Brain Death:… duration 24 minutes 16 seconds Clinical and Legal Perspectives on Brain Death:… Clinical and Legal Perspectives on Brain Death: Stahl and Tomlinson - Episode 11	Clinical and Legal Perspectives on Brain Death: Stahl and Tomlinson - Episode 11 Released January 21, 2019 No Easy Answers in Bioethics Episode 11 Episode webpage with full transcript and related resources: https://bioethics.msu.edu/podcast-episodes/363-ep-11 bioethics podcast brain death clinical ethics law death philosophy From Sean Valles 32 plays
When Patients and Families Express Hope for a… duration 33 minutes 58 seconds When Patients and Families Express Hope for a… When Patients and Families Express Hope for a Miracle: Bibler and Stahl - Episode 12	When Patients and Families Express Hope for a Miracle: Bibler and Stahl - Episode 12 Released February 18, 2019 No Easy Answers in Bioethics Episode 12 Episode webpage with full transcript and related resources: https://bioethics.msu.edu/podcast-episodes/365-ep-12 bioethics podcast clinical ethics medical ethics religion and belief religion healthcare hospitals & clinics From Sean Valles 8 plays
How Brain Death Declarations Can Harm, and Why… duration 59 minutes 34 seconds How Brain Death Declarations Can Harm, and Why… How Brain Death Declarations Can Harm, and Why Legal Exemptions Should Be the Rule	How Brain Death Declarations Can Harm, and Why Legal Exemptions Should Be the Rule Jennifer McCurdy, PhD, BSN, MH, HEC-C Assistant Professor Center for Bioethics and Social Justice, College of Human Medicine Recorded April 19, 2023. Presented as part of the 2022-2023 Bioethics… bioethics clinical ethics brain death death philosophy united states of america united states law health care healthcare worldview patients From Sean Valles 157 plays
Bioethics for Breakfast: Demystifying End-of-Life… duration 50 minutes 29 seconds Bioethics for Breakfast: Demystifying End-of-Life… Bioethics for Breakfast: Demystifying End-of-Life Care	Bioethics for Breakfast: Demystifying End-of-Life Care Recorded October 13, 2022. Captions are auto-generated. Featuring a presentation from: Leonard M. Fleck, PhD, Professor, Center for Bioethics and Social Justice, College of Human Medicine; and… bioethics clinical ethics medical ethics medical treatment health policy michigan (u.s. state) end of life care end of life decisions terminal illness icu From Sean Valles 49 plays
Speaking for the Dying: Life-and-Death Decisions… duration 1 hour 2 minutes Speaking for the Dying: Life-and-Death Decisions… Speaking for the Dying: Life-and-Death Decisions in Intensive Care	Speaking for the Dying: Life-and-Death Decisions in Intensive Care Susan P. Shapiro, PhD Research Professor American Bar Foundation Recorded November 13, 2019 Seven in ten older Americans who require medical decisions in the final days of life lack capacity to… bioethics medical ethics sociology palliative care end of life care end of life decisions icu clinician advance directives dying patients care of patients ethics clinical ethics intensive care unit anthropology From Sean Valles 692 plays 0
Ending Medical Self-Regulation: Does Less… duration 1 hour 2 minutes Ending Medical Self-Regulation: Does Less… Ending Medical Self-Regulation: Does Less Physician Control Improve Patient Safety and Protect Patient Rights?	Ending Medical Self-Regulation: Does Less Physician Control Improve Patient Safety and Protect Patient Rights? Thaddeus Mason Pope, JD, PhD Director of the Health Law Institute Mitchell Hamline School of Law Recorded October 10, 2018 Medicine has long been one of the most self-regulating of all… bioethics medicine medical ethics shared decision-making evidence-based medicine patient decision aids decision aid informed consent patient safety patient rights medical treatment ethics clinical ethics law health law From Sean Valles 182 plays 0
Pain But No Gain: Pain as a Problematic and… duration 1 hour 3 minutes Pain But No Gain: Pain as a Problematic and… Pain But No Gain: Pain as a Problematic and Useless Concept?	Pain But No Gain: Pain as a Problematic and Useless Concept? Technical issues arose during this event that resulted in no audio in some places. Audio begins about 8 minutes in. Marleen Eijkholt, JD, PhD Assistant Professor Center for Ethics and Humanities in… bioethics pain (health) clinical ethics culture social environment philosophy social sciences (social issues) From Sean Valles 184 plays 0
Moral Distress and the Limits of Ethical… duration 48 minutes 20 seconds Moral Distress and the Limits of Ethical… Moral Distress and the Limits of Ethical Empowerment	Moral Distress and the Limits of Ethical Empowerment Michael Wassenaar, PhD, MDiv Clinical Ethicist at Spectrum Health System in Grand Rapids, Michigan Recorded October 27, 2010 The benefits and limitations of ethics education in a clinical context… webinar lecture ethics clinical ethics bioethics healthcare education From Sean Valles 68 plays 0