In academic circles, seeing family names on the same authorship list can raise eyebrows and questions about fairness. But does a shared surname imply “gift authorship”? In my latest blog, I reflect on a moment at a recent conference when this question sparked laughter.
@2024_uhas There is the need to have in mind the future generation in decision making now on universal health coverage.Indeed everyone deserve complete access to health care.#UHCinAfrica
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I have observed a concerning trend backed by a societal push towards acquiring wealth and status symbols. This pressure, heavily focused on material possessions, creates a distorted sense of achievement and overlooks the importance of ethical means.
It has been interesting to learn how deliberative approaches have been used in some contexts to engage and sensitise stakeholders on complex topics like "Advance directives"!
Excited to be a participant in an Autumn School "Deliberation and Participation in Health Care"...looking forward to gain practical insight for my research.
#OGHB22 ...As someone with interest in genuine community engagement in Global Health research especially in LMIC, it has been rewarding to see CE receive the attention it deserves! Still work in progress.
Wonderful to be here in Oxford for the first day of Oxford Global Health Bioethics Conference #OGHE22 Delighted that this conference is now jointly organised by @Ethox_Centre and @bermaninstitute Looking forward to seeing old friends after such a long time.
Diverse discussion plays an important, although often implicit, role in theoretical discussions of ideal deliberation. How can this be operationalised in deliberation studies?
Daniel Steel and colleagues study the case of cancer drug funding in Canada.
https://t.co/r54WqbjGSl
Thrilled to announce the call for applications for our 3d annual @SNForg Bioethics Academy intensive course, a joint @bermaninstitute@EthicsPolicyLab project, co-directed with @KahnEthx https://t.co/Bcn0Rlpiw9
Our Annual General Meeting will take place on 3 June at 3 pm UK time via Zoom. We will be electing new PDD co-convenors, discussing our upcoming webinar series and sharing news on future projects. Watch this space for the Zoom link. All welcome!