3286.0 Issues in Public Health Ethics

Monday, October 31, 2011: 2:30 PM
Poster
Moderator:
Sean Philpott, PhD, MSBioethics

Board 1
Preliminary analysis of the research ethics infrastructure at US and territorial departments of health for making the distinction between public health research and practice
David Perlman, PhD
Board 2
When is it ethical to collect data on serious health conditions in developing countries in the absence of effective referral?
Maria Merritt, PhD, Ramin Mojtabai, MD, PhD, MPH and Joanne Katz, ScD, MS
Board 3
Do ethics matter: Ethics goals and resource allocation in a community access to care program
Krista Harrison, PhD Candidate, Ligia Paina, PhD Student and JP Leider, PhD Candidate
Board 4
What should we eat? Food choices and our obligations to the public's health
John Rossi, VMD, MBe and Samual Garner, M Bioethics
Board 5
Don't walk this talk: Public health discourse that disempowers
Christine M. Porter, PhD
Board 6
Theory for change: An integrative behavior change model for community-centered obesity interventions
Catherine Womack, PhD and Norah Mulvaney-Day, PhD
Board 7
Does the concept of civic virtue have any place in public health ethics?
Deborah Flynn, PhD, MPH
Board 8
Normative Dimensions in the Concept and Measures of Health Disparities
Andrew C. Ward, MPH, PhD, PhD and Pamela Jo Johnson, MPH, PhD
Board 9
A normative framework for community engagement: When and why should communities be engaged in research
Jessica Holzer, MA and Nancy Kass, ScD

See individual abstracts for presenting author's disclosure statement and author's information.

Organized by: Ethics SPIG
Endorsed by: Health Administration, Labor Caucus

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