Event Recordings
Rapid Transition to Telehealth and the Digital Divide: Implications for Primary Care Access and Equity in a Post‐COVID Era
The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has catalyzed profound transformations in health care delivery systems, including an abrupt shift toward telemedicine. Synchronous telemedicine modalities such as videoconference and…
Understanding the Health and Well-Being of Sexual and Gender Diverse Populations: Findings from a new National Academy of Sciences Report
There are more lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and other sexual and diverse (LGBTQI+) people in the U.S. than ever before. A wide range of factors influence LGBTQI+ individuals’ well-being, including social…
Dr. John Song’s Vision for Health Equity: Dignity in Death and Dying While in Prison
At the heart of bioethics lies the pursuit of a compassionate and just society. Dr. John Song embodied this heartfelt approach as a bioethicist and an advocate for health equity for the homeless, individuals with HIV/AIDs, and people in…
It Doesn’t Have To Be This Way: Long COVID and An Alternative Model of Health in the US
Ethics Grand Rounds:
In the first months of the COVID-19 pandemic, many types of patient stories – later to be repeated thousand fold – were heard for the first time. Some were easier to understand: people tragically taken ill and…
The Impact of Stigma on Individuals with Substance Use Disorder & Mental Health Conditions: Perspectives from Community-engaged Action Research in MN
Ethics Grand Rounds:
Talk Objectives:
Identify the ways that stigma serves as a barrier to accessing care for individuals with substance use and mental health conditions.
List the ways that the topic of stigma has emerged in evaluated…
Ethical Implications of Disparities Observed in COVID-19 for Scarce Resource Allocation
Ethics Grand Rounds:
COVID-19 continues to shine a light on the deep disparities present throughout the United States, in terms of cases, hospitalizations, and deaths. This talk shows mortality data, as well as occupational case data,…
Human Subjects Research Ethics: Lesson from the COVID-19 Frontlines
Ethics Grand Rounds:
The Center for Bioethics and the Human Research Protection Program together offered this Zoom-based event where panelists reflected on how their teams have navigated the conduct, oversight, or support of human…
Community Engaged Research for Innovation and for Equity? Implications of Taking Community Voice Seriously
Ethics Grand Rounds:
Community Engaged Research (CER) has become a priority for funders to increase representation in clinical trials and address health disparities. CER contributes to health innovations by bringing the perspectives of…
Ethics, Research and Pregnancy: Guidance and Lessons from the PHASES Project
Ethics Grand Rounds:
Increasingly, conducting research with pregnant women has been recognized as ethically imperative – if enduringly complex.
The Ethics of Underfunding: Changing the Narrative about Native American Health Care
Ethics Grand Rounds:
There is a general misconception that Native Americans receive free health care. This talk dispels that notion and gives a short history and current status of the Indian Health Care system. Dr. Owen discusses the…