UNC Clinical Ethics Grand Rounds
Clinical Ethics Grand Rounds seminars offer an innovative and interactive forum for engaging with ethical, legal, and policy issues of particular salience to patient care within the hospital. Six seminars are presented each year.
Upcoming Clinical Ethics Grand Rounds
Past Clinical Ethics Grand Rounds
Responsibility without Blame: Working with “Unwise Choices” in Healthcare Contexts
Parr|Bioethics Joint Lecture Series
Hanna Pickard (BA Hons, BPhil, DPhil) is a Bloomberg Distinguished Professor of Philosophy and Bioethics at Johns Hopkins University, cross-appointed to the William H. Miller III Department of … Continued
2022 Annual EBT Conference: Recovery and Resilience
Is that Ethical? Practical Approaches to Issues in Clinical Practice
Recovery and Resilience The North Carolina Child Treatment Program seeks to address the gap between researched best practice and community-based … Continued
Video/Audio Recording in the Operating Room and the Coming Age of Surgical Transparency.
Alexander Langerman, MD, SM, FACS, is a practicing head and neck surgeon whose research focuses on the intersection of ethics, management, … Continued
Shared Decision-Making and Informed Nondissent
Annual Pediatric Visiting Scholar
Click here to view Grand Rounds recordings from the current academic year; an ONYEN is required for access. Alexander A. … Continued
Kidney to Share: A Patient and Ethicist Offer Their Views on the Living Donor Process
Speakers: Martha Gershun, Writer, Consultant, Living Organ Donor Dr. John Lantos, Director, Bioethics Center Children’s Mercy Hospital In Kidney to … Continued
Controversies in Increasing Living Kidney Donation
Co-hosted with the Department of Surgery
From Karen Ann Quinlan to Jahi McMath and Beyond: A Half-Century of End-of-Life Care Debates.
Annual Pediatric Visiting Scholar
What Authority? Whose Interests? The Challenges of Decision Making for Impaired Newborns co-hosted with the Department of Pediatrics CEGR_Flier_May2019
CEGR co-hosted with The Department of Surgery
Washing Your Hands of It: Ethical Implications of Infection Control Policy and Practice
At the intersection of clinical and public health ethics lies the important practices of infection control. Often taken for granted … Continued
“Can we afford to avoid the cost discussion?”
Audio of lecture
What We Talk About When We Talk About Surgery
Special Event with Department of Surgery