How to disagree kindly
Elizabeth Sult Case describes how the field of ethics gives us tools to connect with one another and to consider difficult questions deeply together.
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Policywise
A turn of events: Do virtual conferences increase collaboration?
A look into how we collaborate, discuss, and share during a pandemic, and if there’s utility in virtual engagements not found in person.
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Predicting the value of a postdoc
How do you make decisions about training when you’re training for something you don’t really understand until you do it?
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Healthcare and incarceration: How can providers help make the justice system more just?
Exploring how every healthcare worker has a role to play in improving the health effects of justice system involvement.
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Social Determinants Digest: Promoting health equity through research
How to define social determinants of health and ways that research can better consider sociological constructs to change perception.
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Health disparities and COVID-19: Preparing for the second wave
Examining the indirect effects of COVID-19 on vulnerable communities and the need for national and institutional policy changes.
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You can’t mask empathy
A reminder that authentic relationships and empathic communication still prevail in medicine during the pandemic.
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Influencing health: How where we live, learn, work and play matters
Learn more about our new blog series focused on social determinants of health and their impact on health, quality-of-life, and risks.
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Make virtual classrooms ‘go the distance’
We outline issues to consider with online education: how to engage learners, create a community, expand opportunities and ensure success.
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Dialogue and respect: Inside the mind of a neuroethics interviewer
We delve into how neuroethics interviews require a distinctive form of respect, which applies to research ethics and any social interaction.
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