Andrew Moeller,Jose Maria Andres Porras
Andrew Moeller
One important role the medical humanities might and should play relates to public education. In this instance, we mean helping persons to think about their own aims or purposes as potential receivers of enhancement interventions, and simila...
The role of HRECs in regulating medical research: from peer review to regulation [0.03%]
伦理委员会在医疗研究监管中的作用：从同行评议到监管制度
Lisa Eckstein,Jenny C Kaldor,Cameron Stewart
Lisa Eckstein
In Australia, Human Research Ethics Committees (HRECs) play a ubiquitous role reviewing human subjects research, as do Institutional Review Boards in the US and elsewhere. While HRECs were established as peer review bodies, we argue they sh...
Contemporary human rights violations in female sterilization care: legal and ethical considerations when coerced patients do consent [0.03%]
当代女性绝育医疗中的侵犯人权行为：当被迫者同意时的法律与伦理问题考虑因素
Liana Woskie,Mindy Jane Roseman
Liana Woskie
In this piece we examine three forms of coercive or otherwise involuntary care that can occur with patient consent. To do so, we examine: (1) uninformed consent, (2) contingency-based consent and (3) constrained-market consent, amongst fema...
Proper care for the profoundly disabled depends on theology being recognized as queen of medical humanities [0.03%]
对重度残疾人的适当护理取决于承认神学是医学人文科学的女王
Charles Camosy
Charles Camosy
Despite the rise of the medical humanities in general in recent decades, theological bioethics-during a very similar period of time-was marginalized from many central bioethical discussions. This is problematic for a number of reasons. Firs...
Coercing for public health: reflections on the role of coercion in public health emergencies [0.03%]
公共卫生紧急状态下的强迫作用：对强迫在公共卫生紧急事件中的角色的反思
Safura Abdool Karim,Maxwell J Smith,Diego S Silva et al.
Safura Abdool Karim et al.
The workshop, Coercing for Health: Transdisciplinary Approaches to the Ethics of Coercive Public Health Policies was held at the University of Oxford on July 3rd and 4th, 2024. This paper provides both a summary of the workshop proceedings ...
Coercing for public health: (when) is coercion ethically justified? [0.03%]
为了公共卫生的强制措施：（何时以及如何）才能证明强制措施是合乎道德的？
Tess Johnson,Safura Abdool Karim,Marlyn Faure et al.
Tess Johnson et al.
Joseph K. visits the sick house: how the medical humanities require the medical posthumanities [0.03%]
约瑟夫·K参观病室——医学人文要求医学后人文
Martin J Fitzgerald,Peter J Katz
Martin J Fitzgerald
This paper challenges the typical function of narrative in the medical humanities to advocate for a medical posthumanities: an approach that destabilizes the centrality of "the human" and instead embraces patient narratives that are embodie...
King Lear in the upper palaeolithic: searching for ethical principles in prehistory [0.03%]
上新石器时代的《李尔王》——探索史前时期的伦理原则
Charles Foster
Charles Foster
Ethics are concerned with maximising the thriving of individuals and societies. One cannot maximise the thriving of a person unless one has some idea about what sort of creature that person is. Ethics follow ontology. Many answers have been...
Balancing different views in the contexts of voluntary assisted dying, safe access zones around reproductive health clinics, and the proposed Health Legislation Amendment (Conscientious Objection) Bill [0.03%]
安乐死、妇科诊所安全进入区和《1952年健康法案（善意异议）修正案》草案中的不同观点之衡平问题
Fiona Patten
Fiona Patten
The following text is the de-identified and edited transcript of an invited presentation by Fiona Patten, who was a member of the Victorian Legislative Council between 2014 and 2022, and leader of the Reason Australia Party. Fiona's present...
Remco J L van Dijk,Justin S Bernstein
Remco J L van Dijk
Many public health policies are coercive and therefore, they require moral justification. Kantian political philosophy is an under-explored but appealing approach to public health ethics. According to the Kantian approach, which is centred ...