Bioethics

Francoise Bethoux, MD
October 3, 2023/Bioethics

When the Question is ‘Can You Fix Me, Doc?’

In rehabilitation medicine, the answer might require nuance

Elliott Richards MD
September 26, 2023/Bioethics

Difficult Fertility News Calls for Respecting Individual Experience

Mental health colleagues can provide much-needed perspective

Laura Shoemaker DO
September 14, 2023/Best Practices

Honoring Values for Patients With Serious Illness

Palliative care specialists know hard conversations can also be valuable ones

Seth Rotz, MD
September 6, 2023/Bioethics

Difficult Disclosures in Pediatric Oncology

Variables affect nuances of the conversation

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Dylan Wint, MD
August 22, 2023/Behavioral Health

The Difficult, Essential Talk About Dementia

Patients benefit when doctors disclose with care

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June 16, 2023/Bioethics

The Cost of ‘Free’: Advising Patients About Sponsored Genetic Testing

Authors discuss ethical challenges associated with sponsored genetic testing

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November 29, 2022/Bioethics

New Faculty Fellowship Prepares Nurses to Navigate Moral Challenges

Program focuses on nurturing ethics leaders in daily practice

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December 28, 2021/Bioethics

When a Surrogate Decision-Maker Wants Medically Futile Treatment

Medical, ethical and legal considerations

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December 10, 2021/Bioethics

Medical, Ethical and Legal Aspects of End-of-Life Dilemmas in the ICU

What to do when a patient refuses recommended emergency medical care

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