Harborview Ethics Forum | When Race/Racism is the Elephant in the Room
Speakers:
Bioethics Grand Rounds
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
GRAND ROUNDS | COVID-19 Series
Session 1: Ethics in Triage Criteria: Should there be Priority Status for Healthcare Workers?
Thursday, May 7th, 12-1pm PT
Session 2: Ethics in PPE Conservation: Homemade Masks and Supererogatory Actions
Wednesday, May 13th, 4-5pm PT
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.
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.”
GRAND ROUNDS | Time for a Heart-to-Heart: Reflections on Life in the Face of Death
Location: UW Medical Center, Plaza Cafe A/B, 1959 NE Pacific St #110, Seattle, WA 98195
GRAND ROUNDS | Is Death Relative? Navigating the Clinical Complexities Surrounding Brain Death
Speakers:
Claire Creutzfeldt, MD, Assistant Professor, Neurology
Denise M Dudzinski, PhD, MTS, Professor and Chair, Bioethics & Humanities
James A Fausto, MD, Associate Professor, Family Medicine; Medical Director, Palliative Care
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