Apply Now: Master of Arts in Bioethics
Our flexible two-year, in-residence program provides students with the foundational knowledge, skills, and experience to enrich their careers and broaden their competency in bioethics. The program offers training in research and clinical aspects of bioethics as well as empirical and normative methods of analysis. Students have the opportunity to study with diverse and well-respected faculty from the University of Washington, the Treuman Katz Pediatric Bioethics Center, and the Seattle Veteran’s Health Administration.
Harborview Ethics Forum | When Race/Racism is the Elephant in the Room
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HARBORVIEW ETHICS FORUM | SUPER UTILIZERS: THE ETHICAL BENEFITS AND PITFALLS OF "FREQUENT FLYER" PATIENT ICONOGRAPHY
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Speakers
Laura Waszkewitz, MSW, LICSW
Douglas Zatzick, MD
Matthew Cazier, RN, BSN, CCRN
Harborview ETHICS FORUM | ETHICS HEALTHCARE EQUITY & COVID 19
2020 AAAS Annual Meeting I Death in the 21st Century
Dr. Malia Fullerton participated in a panel titled "Death in the 21st Century: What is Left Behind" at the 2020 American Association for Advancing Science Annual Meeting. The panelists explored sustainable burial practices; social and legal dimensions of a digital “afterlife,” and questions of long-term curation, access and use of genetic data, and other health information. In discussing such topics, the aims were to develop socially and scientifically informed policies relating to these issues.
GRAND ROUNDS | COVID-19 Series
Pandemic Resources Including Covid-19 Materials

NOTE: The UW Dept. of Bioethics & Humanities is in the process of updating all Ethics in Medicine articles for attentiveness to the issues of equity, diversity, and inclusion. Please check back soon for updates!
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Pierre in the Clinic
Dr. Gina Campelia authored an article featured in Pediatric Ethiscope on the common and distressing challenge of disengagement and non-adherence of adolescent patients with chronic disease potentially leading to life-threatening complications.
Harborview Ethics Forum | Is dialysis for this patient an appropriate use of resources?
HARBORVIEW MEDICAL CENTER ETHICS FORUM “Is dialysis for this patient an appropriate of resources? Let's talk about what we're all thinking.”

