Tag Archives: paediatric ethics
Considerations of “Sharenting” a Child’s Cancer Story Online
Rachel Howard introduces the practice of “sharenting” and considers the ethical considerations of this practice within the pediatric oncology context, and the potential role of pediatric oncologists.
Who should decide what’s in a child’s best interest?
Robert MacDougall argues that parents should have the final say about what constitutes their child’s “best interest”.
The SUPPORT Debate Continues
Alice Dreger reports and comments on the recent SUPPORT debate at the ASBH meeting in Atlanta.
Looking at and Learning from SUPPORT’s Ethical Failures
Rory Kraft examines “a difference in the weighting of ethical standards.”
SUPPORT and the Question of What It Means to Do Bioethics
Alice Dreger explains why the battle being waged among bioethicists over the SUPPORT trial is not just about research ethics. It’s also very much about the “profession” of Bioethics.
Impact Ethics 