Telepractice and equity through the lens of a pandemic
In April 2018, I wrote about the ethics of e-health. E-health is a term that encompasses various technological methods and platforms used for health...
Telepractice and equity through the lens of a pandemic
By Andria Bianchi
In April 2018, I wrote about the ethics of e-health. E-health is a term that encompasses various technological methods and platforms used...
Trust and medical knowledge
By Clair Baleshta
The importance of medical knowledge is highly emphasized in our current healthcare system. Due to a focus on evidence-based medicine, we direct...
Changes in visitor policies during COVID-19
As a result of COVID-19, several practices and processes in healthcare settings have changed. One change that has had a substantial influence on patients,...
Changes in visitor policies during COVID-19
By Andria Bianchi and Katherine Stanley
As a result of COVID-19, several practices and processes in healthcare settings have changed. One change that has had...
Prioritizing PPE in and outside of hospital walls
By Aamir Khan, Andria Bianchi and Angela Gonzales
Bioethicists support clinicians, patients, families, and staff who encounter ethical dilemmas (i.e., situations in which it is...
Ethics in an outbreak
By Andria Bianchi
At the time of writing this column, most Canadians will likely be familiar with Coronavirus disease 19 (COVID-19). As defined by the...
Organs as trade commodities
By George Stremplis
The organ transplantation process has increasingly become an important issue that needs to be tackled by not only healthcare providers, but...
Ethical decision-making and mass casualty incidents
By Daniel Buchman
Earthquakes. Floods. Mass shootings. Highly pathogenic strains of influenza. What do these disasters have in common? They all have the potential to...
Ethical issues of cryonics
By Kristina Smith and Andria Bianchi
Case: Sasha is a 60-year-old neurologist and researcher who is interested in concepts of life, death, and consciousness. Sasha...
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