Showing posts with label ethics case studies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ethics case studies. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 21, 2025

Cases That Haunt Us: The MSMS 29th Annual Conference on Bioethics; Michigan State Medical Society, October 20, 2025

 Michigan State Medical Society; Cases That Haunt Us: The MSMS 29th Annual Conference on Bioethics

"Join us for the 2025 MSMS Conference on Bioethics, a crucial event focused on the ethical complexity of real-world clinical encounters.

This year's theme, "Cases That Haunt Us: Examining Medical Ethics Issues Through the Particularly Difficult Cases," invites you to take a deep dive into the moral challenges of medicine.  We'll explore unforgettable, ethically fraught cases, the kind that truly stay with us.  This is your chance to understand the ethical depth of the cases that matter and why they shape compassionate care."

Friday, December 21, 2018

Facebook: A Case Study in Ethics ; CMS Wire, December 20, 2018

Laurence Hart, CMS Wire; Facebook: A Case Study in Ethics 

"It feels like every week, a news item emerges that could serve as a case study in ethics. A company's poor decision when exposed to the light of day (provided by the press) seems shockingly bad. The ethical choice in most cases should have been obvious, but it clearly wasn’t the one made.

This week, as in many weeks in 2018, the case study comes from Facebook."