Privacy, Exploitation and Global Disease Surveillance: Can We Justly Prevent the Next Pandemic? [0.03%]
隐私、剥削与全球疾病监控：我们能否预防下次大流行病？
Anand Sergeant
Anand Sergeant
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, global health organizations have called for the implementation of robust global disease surveillance systems to recognize and respond to emerging pathogens. These active surveillance technologies would hav...
Creating Digital Health Technology for Gender Equity: a Capabilities Approach [0.03%]
基于能力的方法创造实现性别平等的数字健康技术
Naomi Jacobs
Naomi Jacobs
This article examines the role digital health technology plays in the perpetuation of gender inequity in health and presents a capability-sensitive design approach to actively promote health equity in digital health technology design. The a...
Alvin Chen
Alvin Chen
Public health is commonly regarded as a branch of public policy. While few governments would dispute that public health should be a core responsibility of the state, in practice, it is frequently reduced to a branch of administration, in co...
The Increasing Influence of Big Tech in Health and Medicine and the Need for a Public Health Ethics Perspective [0.03%]
大型科技公司在卫生和医学方面影响力日益增长及需要公共卫生伦理视角的需求
Steven R Kraaijeveld,Tamar Sharon
Steven R Kraaijeveld
Large consumer technology corporations are becoming increasingly influential in health and medicine. While this is sometimes beneficial to public health, it also raises many risks, like inequitable returns to the public sector in public-pri...
Pandemic and Crisis Preparedness and Response: Conceptualizing Cultural, Social and Political Drivers of Trustworthiness and Collective Action [0.03%]
疫情和危机应对与准备：概念化文化、社会和政治信任及集体行动驱动力
Kristine Bærøe,Vilhjálmur Árnason,Maarten Jansen et al.
Kristine Bærøe et al.
During the early phase of the COVID-19 pandemic, trust in governments and between individuals was associated with lower rates of infections and mortality. Thus, understanding the conditions under which public trust allows for the developmen...
Ben Davies,Thomas Schramme
Ben Davies
This paper outlines a novel framing of the normative significance of health by considering the idea of 'health capital'. Health capital is a set of health-related assets of individuals that enable them to pursue their interests and to colla...
From Self-Management to Shared-Management: A Relational Approach for Equitable Chronic Care [0.03%]
从自我管理到共享管理：公平的慢性病医疗关系方法论研究
Francisca Stutzin Donoso
Francisca Stutzin Donoso
Life with chronic disease and chronic care is hard and people who live in disadvantage may lack the freedom to prioritise their care because of increased competing demands. This paper proposes that shifting the goals of chronic care from se...
Ethics of Mathematical Modeling in Public Health: The Case of Medical Male Circumcision for HIV Prevention in Africa [0.03%]
公共卫生中的数学建模伦理学——以非洲艾滋病预防为例的医学男性 circumcision 研究
Stuart Rennie,Sara Levintow,Adam Gilbertson et al.
Stuart Rennie et al.
Mathematical modelling has played an increasingly prominent role in public health responses, for example by offering estimates of how infectious disease incidence over time may be affected by the adoption of certain policies and interventio...
Ethical Dimensions of Population-Based Lung Cancer Screening in Canada: Key Informant Qualitative Description Study [0.03%]
加拿大基于人口的肺癌筛查的伦理维度：关键信息 qualitative 描述研究
Manisha Pahwa,Julia Abelson,Paul A Demers et al.
Manisha Pahwa et al.
Normative issues associated with the design and implementation of population-based lung cancer screening policies are underexamined. This study was an exposition of the ethical justification for screening and potential ethical issues and th...
Psychedelics in PERIL: The Commercial Determinants of Health, Financial Entanglements and Population Health Ethics [0.03%]
迷幻剂的险境：商业健康决定因素、金融利益纠结与人群医学伦理学
Daniel Buchman,Daniel Rosenbaum
Daniel Buchman
The nascent for-profit psychedelic industry has begun to engage in corporate practices like funding scientific research and research programs. There is substantial evidence that such practices from other industries like tobacco, alcohol, ph...