Author / Monica Delles
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Dobbs heightened need for your support for ethics in healthcare
A personal message from Eva Karp in times like these.
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Bioethics Newsletter Summer/Fall 2022
Read about our 2022 justice and equity campaign, in times like these; updates on the Ethical AI project and Ethics Committee Consortium; John Carney’s retirement; and more.
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Transportable Physician Orders for Patient Preferences (TPOPP/POLST)
Transportable Physician Orders for Patient Preferences (TPOPP/POLST) Patient TPOPP/POLST InformationWhat is TPOPP/POLST? The TPOPP/POLST initiative is designed to improve quality of care for those living with serious illness and/or frailty by translating patient goals and preferences into medical orders. This applies to patients with advanced or serious illness in Kansas and Missouri regardless of whether… -
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TPOPP/POLST Webinar 2022
Thursday, November 3, 2022
In this free webinar, we invite new and current users to learn about the new TPOPP/POLST Clinical Guide and form.
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September 2022 Monthly Email Newsletter
The September 2022 edition of our monthly email newsletter.
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Interns at the Center: Give and Gain Practical Experience
Internships at the Center for Practical Bioethics are, well, practical.
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John G. Carney: A Career in Ethics
John G. Carney, Center CEO, announces his retirement by year’s end. John reflects on the work of the Center today and in the future.
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How to Advance Health Equity in Your Community
This webinar on social determinants of health, presented live on September 8, is one of 10 monthly educational webinars that the Center typically provides exclusively for Ethics Committee Consortium members.
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President/CEO Position
The Center for Practical Bioethics invites applications and nominations for its President and Chief Executive Officer.
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Democratic Deliberation Project Appears in Population Health Blog
Erika Blacksher, the Center’s John B. Francis Chair, writes about democratic deliberation and how it relates to population health and health inequality in the article, Deliberative Dialogue and Decision-making about U.S. Population Health Challenges: A Pipe Dream or a Possibility?
