Joseph Fins

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Joseph Fins is affiliated with the following schools: Wesleyan University, Rockefeller University, Cornell University, Weill Cornell Medicine, Fordham University, Yale University

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According to Wikipedia, Joseph J. Fins, M.A.C.P., F.R.C.P. is an American physician and medical ethicist. He is chief of the Division of Medical Ethics at New York Presbyterian Hospital and Weill Cornell Medical College, where he serves as The E. William Davis Jr., M.D. Professor of Medical Ethics, and Professor of Medicine, Professor of Public Health, and Professor of Medicine in Psychiatry. Fins is also Director of Medical Ethics and an attending physician at New York Presbyterian Hospital-Weill Cornell Medical Center. Fins is also a member of the adjunct faculty of Rockefeller University and has served as Associate for Medicine at The Hastings Center. He was appointed by President Bill Clinton to The White House Commission on Complementary and Alternative Medicine Policy and currently serves on The New York State Task Force on Life and the Law by gubernatorial appointment.

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Disorders of consciousness after acquired brain injury: the state of the science (2014) (556)
Behavioural improvements with thalamic stimulation after severe traumatic brain injury (2008) (487)
Behavioural improvements with thalamic stimulation after severe traumatic brain injury (2007) (463)
Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation for ARDS in adults. (2012) (315)
Residual cerebral activity and behavioural fragments can remain in the persistently vegetative brain. (2002) (312)
Dissociations between behavioural and functional magnetic resonance imaging-based evaluations of cognitive function after brain injury. (2011) (265)
Four ethical priorities for neurotechnologies and AI (2017) (202)
Incorporating palliative care into critical care education: principles, challenges, and opportunities. (1999) (165)
Sources of concern about the Patient Self-Determination Act. (1991) (159)
Constructing an ethical stereotaxy for severe brain injury: balancing risks, benefits and access (2003) (130)
Deep brain stimulation and the neuroethics of responsible publishing: when one is not enough. (2010) (128)
End-of-life decision-making in the hospital: current practice and future prospects. (1999) (128)
Viewpoint: power and communication: why simulation training ought to be complemented by experiential and humanist learning. (2006) (124)
From psychosurgery to neuromodulation and palliation: history's lessons for the ethical conduct and regulation of neuropsychiatric research. (2003) (113)
Misuse of the FDA's humanitarian device exemption in deep brain stimulation for obsessive-compulsive disorder. (2011) (113)
Neuroimaging and Disorders of Consciousness: Envisioning an Ethical Research Agenda (2008) (112)
Reanalysis of “Bedside detection of awareness in the vegetative state: a cohort study” (2013) (91)
Implantable cardioverter-defibrillator deactivation at the end of life: a physician survey. (2009) (90)
Late recovery from the minimally conscious state (2007) (84)
Reflective Practice and Palliative Care Education: A Clerkship Responds to the Informal and Hidden Curricula (2003) (79)
Contracts, covenants and advance care planning: an empirical study of the moral obligations of patient and proxy. (2005) (76)
Psychosurgery: avoiding an ethical redux while advancing a therapeutic future. (2006) (75)
Deep brain stimulation, neuroethics, and the minimally conscious state: moving beyond proof of principle. (2009) (73)
Affirming the right to care, preserving the right to die: Disorders of consciousness and neuroethics after Schiavo (2006) (67)
Clinical pragmatism: John Dewey and clinical ethics. (1996) (64)
A proposed ethical framework for interventional cognitive neuroscience: A consideration of deep brain stimulation impaired consciousness (2000) (64)
The OHRP and SUPPORT. (2013) (61)
Neuroethics and Neuroimaging: Moving Toward Transparency (2008) (59)
The Effects of Closed-Loop Medical Devices on the Autonomy and Accountability of Persons and Systems. (2016) (59)
Rethinking Disorders of Consciousness: New Research and Its Implications (2005) (58)
Mind Wars: Brain Research and National Defense (2007) (57)
Rights Come to Mind: Brain Injury, Ethics, and the Struggle for Consciousness (2015) (57)
Ethical, palliative, and policy considerations in disorders of consciousness (2018) (57)
A Leg to Stand On: Sir William Osler and Wilder Penfield's “Neuroethics” (2008) (55)
Clinical pragmatism and the care of brain damaged patients: toward a palliative neuroethics for disorders of consciousness. (2005) (54)
A Pilot Evaluation of Portfolios for Quality Attestation of Clinical Ethics Consultants (2016) (53)
The minimally conscious state: a diagnosis in search of an epidemiology. (2007) (53)
Clinical Ethics and the Quality Initiative: A Pilot Study for the Empirical Evaluation of Ethics Case Consultation (2008) (51)
Stigmatization of Substance Use Disorders Among Internal Medicine Residents (2013) (47)
Neurological diagnosis is more than a state of mind: diagnostic clarity and impaired consciousness. (2004) (46)
Enhancing Palliative Care Education in Medical School Curricula: Implementation of the Palliative Education Assessment Tool (2002) (46)
Postmortem sperm retrieval: the effect of instituting guidelines. (2003) (46)
How Happy Is Too Happy? Euphoria, Neuroethics, and Deep Brain Stimulation of the Nucleus Accumbens (2012) (44)
A Palliative Ethic of Care: Clinical Wisdom at Life's End (2005) (44)
Ethical guidance for the management of conflicts of interest for researchers, engineers and clinicians engaged in the development of therapeutic deep brain stimulation (2011) (44)
Disorders of consciousness and disordered care: families, caregivers, and narratives of necessity. (2013) (42)
Conflicts of Interest in Deep Brain Stimulation Research and the Ethics of Transparency (2010) (42)
Framing the Physician‐Assisted Suicide and Voluntary Active Euthanasia Debate: The Role of Deontology, Consequentialism, and Clinical Pragmatism (1995) (42)
Recommendations for Responsible Development and Application of Neurotechnologies (2021) (42)
Factors influencing DNR decision-making in a surgical ICU. (2006) (42)
Ethical Challenges of Risk, Informed Consent, and Posttrial Responsibilities in Human Research With Neural Devices: A Review. (2019) (41)
Deep brain stimulation and cognition: moving from animal to patient (2007) (40)
Patient Reflections on Decision Making for Laryngeal Cancer Treatment (2017) (40)
Screening and Cognitive Impairment: Ethics of Forgoing Mammography in Older Women (2004) (40)
Being open minded about neuromodulation trials: Finding success in our “failures” (2017) (39)
A Survey of Physicians’ Attitudes toward Decision-Making Authority for Initiating and Withdrawing VA-ECMO: Results and Ethical Implications for Shared Decision Making (2016) (39)
Transforming educational accountability in medical ethics and humanities education toward professionalism. (2015) (37)
Beyond consent in research. Revisiting vulnerability in deep brain stimulation for psychiatric disorders. (2014) (36)
Deep brain stimulation for refractory obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD): emerging or established therapy? (2020) (36)
Viewpoint: Developing a Research Ethics Consultation Service to Foster Responsive and Responsible Clinical Research (2007) (36)
Surgical innovation and ethical dilemmas: precautions and proximity. (2008) (36)
White Coat, Black Hat: Adventures on the Dark Side of Medicine (2011) (33)
The ethics of measuring and modulating consciousness: the imperative of minding time. (2009) (33)
Deep brain stimulation, deontology and duty: the moral obligation of non-abandonment at the neural interface (2009) (32)
Disability Rights as a Necessary Framework for Crisis Standards of Care and the Future of Health Care. (2020) (30)
Assessment of Covert Consciousness in the Intensive Care Unit: Clinical and Ethical Considerations (2018) (29)
Learning by Doing: Effectively Incorporating Ethics Education into Residency Training (2013) (29)
The Globalization of Education in Medical Ethics and Humanities: Evolving Pedagogy at Weill Cornell Medical College in Qatar (2005) (28)
Brain death and disorders of consciousness (2016) (26)
The Care of the Ultra-Orthodox Jewish Patient (2017) (26)
Personalized Connectome Mapping to Guide Targeted Therapy and Promote Recovery of Consciousness in the Intensive Care Unit (2019) (26)
Clinical ethics consultation in oncology. (2012) (26)
Deep Brain Stimulation: Ethical Issues in Clinical Practice and Neurosurgical Research (2009) (25)
Gaining insight into the care of hospitalized dying patients: an interpretative narrative analysis. (2000) (25)
The Economics of Clinical Ethics Programs: A Quantitative Justification (1997) (24)
The hidden and implicit curricula in cultural context: new insights from Doha and New York. (2011) (24)
Islam and Informed Consent: Notes from Doha (2008) (23)
Advance Directives and SUPPORT (1997) (23)
A neuromodulation experience registry for deep brain stimulation studies in psychiatric research: Rationale and recommendations for implementation (2012) (22)
Challenges to deep brain stimulation: a pragmatic response to ethical, fiscal, and regulatory concerns (2012) (22)
Being Conscious of Their Burden (2009) (22)
Anesthesiologists' familiarity with the ASA and ACS guidelines on Advance Directives in the perioperative setting. (2014) (22)
Rehabilitation, Education, and the Integration of Individuals with Severe Brain Injury into Civil Society: Towards an Expanded Rights Agenda in Response to New Insights from Translational Neuroethics and Neuroscience. (2016) (21)
The neuroethics of disorders of consciousness: a brief history of evolving ideas. (2021) (20)
Deep Brain Stimulation for Psychiatric Disorders. (2002) (20)
Mosaic Decisionmaking and Reemergent Agency after Severe Brain Injury (2017) (20)
Clinical ethics consultation in patients with head and neck cancer (2013) (20)
Improving end-of-life care for head and neck cancer patients (2012) (19)
Neuroethics, neuroimaging, and disorders of consciousness: promise or peril? (2011) (19)
Why Weight? An Analytic Review of Obesity Management, Diabetes Prevention, and Cardiovascular Risk Reduction (2018) (19)
Rights language and disorders of consciousness: a call for advocacy (2018) (19)
Neuromodulation, free will and determinism: lessons from the psychosurgery debate (2004) (19)
Truth-telling and cancer diagnoses: physician attitudes and practices in Qatar. (2012) (18)
Phases of a Pandemic Surge: The Experience of an Ethics Service in New York City during COVID-19 (2020) (18)
Family Portrait (2018) (18)
Approximation and Negotiation: Clinical Pragmatism and Difference (1998) (18)
Legalized physician-assisted suicide in Oregon. (1999) (18)
Commentary: From Contract to Covenant in Advance Care Planning (1999) (18)
Ethical Issues in BCI Research (2012) (18)
Barriers to pain and symptom management, opioids, health policy, and drug benefits. (2003) (17)
Commercialism in the Clinic: Finding Balance in Medical Professionalism (2007) (17)
Credentialing the Clinical Ethics Consultant: An Academic Medical Center Affirms Professionalism and Practice (2012) (17)
Surgical innovation and ethical dilemmas: a panel discussion. (2008) (17)
Praxis makes perfect? (1993) (17)
Deep Brain Stimulation, Free Markets and the Scientific Commons: Is It time to Revisit the Bayh‐Dole Act of 1980? (2010) (17)
Deep Brain Stimulation as a Probative Biology: Scientific Inquiry and the Mosaic Device (2012) (17)
Neuroethics and Disorders of Consciousness: Discerning Brain States in Clinical Practice and Research. (2016) (17)
Border Zones of Consciousness: Another Immigration Debate? (2007) (17)
Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation in adults: a brief review and ethical considerations for nonspecialist health providers and hospitalists. (2014) (17)
Wait, wait . . . Don't tell me: tuning in the injured brain. (2012) (16)
DNR and ECMO: A Paradox Worth Exploring (2014) (16)
Differential medical and surgical house staff involvement in end-of-life decisions: A retrospective chart review. (2006) (16)
Lessons from the Injured Brain: A Bioethicist in the Vineyards of Neuroscience (2009) (16)
Are we equal in death? (2008) (15)
Whither the “Improvement Standard”? Coverage for Severe Brain Injury after Jimmo v. Sebelius (2016) (15)
The Ethical Imperative to Think about Thinking (2014) (15)
Professionalism and Resilience After COVID-19 (2021) (15)
Surrogate expectations in severe brain injury (2013) (15)
Deep Brain Stimulation, Brain Maps and Personalized Medicine: Lessons from the Human Genome Project (2013) (15)
Public attitudes about pain and analgesics: clinical implications. (1997) (14)
Differences That Make a Difference in Disorders of Consciousness (2017) (14)
In Praise of the Humanities in Academic Medicine (2013) (14)
C.P. Snow's “Two Cultures” fifty years later: An enduring problem with an elusive solution (2010) (14)
Prolonged Unconsciousness is Common in COVID‐19 and Associated with Hypoxemia (2022) (13)
The Orwellian Threat to Emerging Neurodiagnostic Technologies (2005) (13)
The historical origins of the vegetative state: Received wisdom and the utility of the text (2017) (13)
Informed consent revisited: a doctrine in the service of cancer care. (2008) (13)
Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation as a bridge to chemotherapy in an Orthodox Jewish patient. (2014) (13)
A major miss in prognostication after cardiac arrest: Burst suppression and brain healing (2016) (13)
Across the divide: Religious objections to brain death (1995) (12)
Medullary Thyroid Carcinoma: Ethical Issues for the Surgeon (2012) (12)
Engineering Medical Decisions (2013) (12)
Towards a Governance Framework for Brain Data (2021) (12)
The surgical intensivist as mediator of end-of-life issues in the care of critically ill patients. (2003) (12)
Professional responsibility: a perspective on the Bell Commission reforms. (1991) (12)
Withdrawal of Life-Sustaining Treatment: Patient and Proxy Agreement A Secondary Analysis of “Contracts, Covenants, and Advance Care Planning” (2015) (12)
The Patient Self-Determination Act and patient-physician collaboration in New York State. (1992) (12)
Disorders of Consciousness and Disability Law. (2020) (12)
Neuroimaging and neuroethics: clinical and policy considerations (2007) (12)
“The Mohonk Report: A Report to Congress on Disorders of Consciousness: Assessment, Treatment, and Research Needs” (2006) (12)
The ethical limits of neuroscience (2002) (11)
Prospective analysis of life-sustaining therapy discussions in the surgical intensive care unit: a housestaff perspective. (2008) (11)
Iberian influences on Pan-American bioethics: bringing Don Quixote to our shores. (2006) (11)
Disorders of Consciousness, Past, Present, and Future (2019) (11)
Solitary advocates: The severely brain injured and their surrogates (2011) (11)
The Patient's Work (2006) (11)
The Therapeutic “Mis”conception: An Examination of its Normative Assumptions and a Call for its Revision (2017) (11)
Ethical, Palliative, and Policy Considerations in Disorders of Consciousness. (2018) (11)
Organ Transplantation for Individuals with Neurodevelopmental Disorders (2016) (11)
C.P. Snow at Wesleyan: Liberal learning and the origins of the “Third Culture” (2010) (10)
When No One Notices: Disorders of Consciousness and the Chronic Vegetative State. (2019) (10)
The humanities and the future of bioethics education. (2010) (10)
Acts of omission and commission in pain management: the ethics of naloxone use. (1999) (10)
How many hours? (1990) (10)
The internist as clinical ethics consultant: An antidote to "the barbarism of specialisation" in hospital practice. (2018) (10)
International Legal Approaches to Neurosurgery for Psychiatric Disorders (2021) (10)
Healthcare professional narratives on moral distress: Disciplinary perspectives (2018) (9)
Diagnosis and treatment of traumatic brain injury. (2000) (9)
The Rise of Hospitalists: An Opportunity for Clinical Ethics (2017) (9)
In an Instant: A Family’s Journey of Love and Healing (2007) (9)
Death, dying and informatics: misrepresenting religion on MedLine (2005) (9)
“Humanities are the Hormones:” Osler, Penfield and “Neuroethics” Revisited (2008) (9)
Understanding and Utilizing the Convening Power of Ethics Consultation. (2016) (8)
Teaching Clinical Ethics at the Bedside: William Osler and the Essential Role of the Hospitalist. (2017) (8)
Articulating a justice ethic for rheumatology: A critical analysis of disparities in rheumatic diseases. (2007) (8)
Frequency of Ethical Issues on a Hospitalist Teaching Service at an Urban, Tertiary Care Center (2019) (8)
Disorders of Consciousness in Clinical Practice (2019) (8)
From indifference to goodness (1996) (8)
Reinvigorating Ethics Consultations: An Impetus from the “Quality” Debate (2006) (8)
Severe brain injury and organ solicitation: a call for temperance. (2012) (8)
Minds Apart: Severe Brain Injury, Citizenship, and Civil Rights (2011) (8)
Distinguishing Professionalism and Heroism When Disaster Strikes (2015) (8)
Improving Communication With Surrogate Decision-Makers: A Pilot Initiative. (2017) (8)
Death and Dying in the 1990s: Intimations of Reality and Immortality (1999) (8)
Lip-reading and the ventilated patient* (2012) (8)
Informing the patient-proxy covenant: an educational approach for advance care planning. (2004) (7)
The Day Donny Herbert Woke Up: A True Story (2008) (7)
The COVID-19 Crisis and Clinical Ethics in New York City (2020) (7)
Disorders of Consciousness, Agency, and Health Care Decision Making: Lessons From a Developmental Model (2018) (7)
Error and bias in the evaluation of prescription opioid misuse: should the FDA regulate clinical assessment tools? (2013) (7)
Severe Brain Injury, Disability, and the Law: Achieving Justice for a Marginalized Population (2018) (7)
Palliation in the age of chronic disease. (1992) (7)
What's not being shared in shared decision-making? (2013) (7)
Giving Voice to Consciousness. (2016) (7)
A true believer's flawed analysis. (2011) (7)
Removing the mask. (2002) (6)
Pandemics, Protocols, and the Plague of Athens: Insights from Thucydides. (2020) (6)
Resuscitating Patient Rights during the Pandemic: COVID-19 and the Risk of Resurgent Paternalism (2020) (6)
Web of Care: How Will the Electronic Medical Record Change Medicine? (2008) (6)
Go in Peace: Brain Death, Reasonable Accommodation and Jewish Mourning Rituals (2019) (6)
Neuroethics and disorders of consciousness: A pragmatic approach to neuropalliative care (2009) (6)
Meeting the Challenge of COVID-19: The Response of Two Ethics Consultation Services in New York City (2020) (6)
In Reply: Commentary: Deep Brain Stimulation as Clinical Innovation: An Ethical and Organizational Framework to Sustain Deliberations About Psychiatric Deep Brain Stimulation. (2017) (6)
Proceedings of the Second Curing Coma Campaign NIH Symposium: Challenging the Future of Research for Coma and Disorders of Consciousness (2022) (6)
Deep brain stimulation: calculating the true costs of surgical innovation. (2010) (6)
Toward a Pragmatic Neuroethics in Theory and Practice (2017) (5)
Devices, Drugs, and Difference: Deep Brain Stimulation and the Advent of Personalized Medicine 37 (2015) (5)
Deep Brain Stimulation, Neuroethics, and the Minimally Conscious State (2017) (5)
Proportionality, Pandemics, and Medical Ethics (2020) (5)
In Search of Hidden Minds (2016) (5)
On the Lingua Franca of Clinical Ethics (2013) (5)
Empiricism and Rights Justify the Allocation of Health Care Resources to Persons with Disorders of Consciousness (2021) (5)
The Self, Social Media, and Social Construction (2012) (5)
Face transplantation: an extraordinary case with lessons for ordinary practice. (2006) (5)
The expert-generalist: a contradiction whose time has come. (2015) (5)
Encountering diversity: Medical ethics and pluralism (1994) (4)
The Unintended Consequences of Chile’s Neurorights Constitutional Reform: Moving beyond Negative Rights to Capabilities (2022) (4)
Pragmatic Convergence and the Epistemology of an Adolescent Neuroethics. (2018) (4)
The Neglect of Persons with Severe Brain Injury in the United States (2020) (4)
Meaningful Use of Electronic Health Records for Quality Assessment and Review of Clinical Ethics Consultation (2018) (4)
FDA Exemptions: The Authors Reply (2011) (4)
Toward an Agile Defense of Patient Health Care Decisions (2014) (4)
Humanitarian Device Exemptions: The Authors Reply (2011) (4)
What's Wrong with Evidence-Based Medicine? (2016) (4)
Ethics in Brain Injury Medicine (2012) (4)
Neuroethics and neurotechnology: Instrumentality and human rights (2017) (4)
Commentary: Deep Brain Stimulation as Clinical Innovation: An Ethical and Organizational Framework to Sustain Deliberations About Psychiatric Deep Brain Stimulation. (2016) (4)
Channeling David E. Rogers, MD: the moral imperative for health care reform. (2009) (4)
When Negative Rights Become Positive Entitlements: Complicity, Conscience, and Caregiving (2012) (4)
Neuroethics And The Lure of Technology (2011) (4)
Registering Findings From Deep Brain Stimulation—Reply (2010) (4)
My Time in Medicine (2017) (4)
Psychiatry, Cultural Competency, and the Care of Ultra-Orthodox Jews: Achieving Secular and Theocentric Convergence Through Introspection (2018) (4)
Plastic surgery, aesthetics, and medical professionalism: beauty and the eye of the beholder. (2009) (4)
Lights, Camera, Inaction? Neuroimaging and Disorders of Consciousness (2008) (4)
Once and Future Clinical Neuroethics: A History of What Was and What Might Be (2019) (4)
POINT: Does Normothermic Regional Perfusion Violate the Ethical Principles Underlying Organ Procurement? Yes. (2022) (4)
Disorders of Consciousness and Neuro-Palliative Care (2016) (3)
Prescription for health care reform: A page from the formulary (1994) (3)
When the prognosis leads to indifference. (2002) (3)
Author response: Ethical, palliative, and policy considerations in disorders of consciousness (2019) (3)
Vowing to care. (2002) (3)
Developing a Research Ethics Consultation Service: Fostering Responsive and Responsible Clinical Research (2007) (3)
PAHO's progress. (1993) (3)
The hospital as ecosystem (1995) (3)
Disorders of consciousness. (2007) (3)
History and Bioethics. (2021) (3)
Brain Injury and the Culture of Neglect: Musings on an Uncertain Future (2011) (3)
Schiff et al. reply (2008) (3)
When Biomarkers Are Not Enough: FDA Evaluation of Effectiveness of Neuropsychiatric Devices for Disorders of Consciousness (2018) (3)
Ideology and Microbiology: Ebola, Science, and Deliberative Democracy (2015) (2)
5.6 Withholding and withdrawing life-sustaining care (2009) (2)
The rationing of health care: A doctor's dilemma (1993) (2)
Inching Toward Health Decision Exceptionalism (2013) (2)
Guest Editorial: The Many Voices of Spanish Bioethics—An Introduction (2009) (2)
Guardianship and the Injured Brain (2016) (2)
Disorders of Consciousness Following Severe Brain Injury (2013) (2)
Consciousness, Conflations, and Disability Rights: Denials of Care for Children in the “Minimally Conscious State” (2022) (2)
Principles in palliative care: an overview. (2000) (2)
Another view of the white coat ceremony. (2009) (2)
Decisional Humility and the Marginally Represented Patient (2020) (2)
Mosaic Decisionmaking and Severe Brain Injury: Adding Another Piece to the Argument (2019) (2)
Review of Let Me Heal: The Opportunity to Preserve Excellence in American Medicine, by Kenneth M. Ludmerer1 (2016) (2)
THE JEREMIAH METZGER LECTURE: DISORDERS OF CONSCIOUSNESS AND THE NORMATIVE UNCERTAINTY OF AN EMERGING NOSOLOGY. (2020) (2)
Ethics Priorities of the Curing Coma Campaign: An Empirical Survey (2022) (2)
Should healthcare workers be prioritised during the COVID-19 pandemic? A view from Madrid and New York (2021) (2)
Disorders of Consciousness, Disability Rights and Triage During the COVID-19 Pandemic in advance (2021) (2)
Legislating evidence-based cancer care. (2003) (2)
Walsh McDermott and Changing Conceptions of Tuberculosis Antibiotic Therapy: Latent Lessons for Health Care Reform (2014) (2)
The portrayal of coma in contemporary motion pictures (2007) (2)
Towards a Clinical Neuroethics for Brain Injury Practice: An Introduction to a New Special Feature for Ethics in JHTR. (2018) (2)
Ethics and the 2018 Practice Guideline on Disorders of Consciousness (2022) (2)
The Ethics of Managed Care: Report on a Congress of Clinical Societies (1998) (2)
Bleeding by numbers. Rush versus Corbbett. (2014) (2)
Edmund D. Pellegrino, MD 1920-2013. (2015) (2)
The art of death and dying: medical education in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Egyptian art galleries. (2004) (2)
New methods for deriving embryonic stem cell lines: are the ethical problems solved? (2006) (2)
From the persistent vegetative state to the minimally conscious state: Ethical implications of disorders of consciousness (2014) (2)
The Reagan Diaries Reconsidered. (2015) (2)
Ethical Issues in Clinical Practice: Report on a Congress of Clinical Societies (1992) (2)
Erratum: The Effects of Closed-Loop Medical Devices on the Autonomy and Accountability of Persons and Systems-CORRIGENDUM (Cambridge quarterly of healthcare ethics : CQ : the international journal of healthcare ethics committees (2016) 25 4 (623-633)) (2017) (1)
Surrogate Decision Making in the Case of a Pregnant Woman Newly Disabled With Brain Injury (2013) (1)
Review of John H. Evans, The History and Future of Medical Ethics: A Sociological View (2013) (1)
Ethics Consultation in Surgical Specialties (2021) (1)
The Face of Finitude (1995) (1)
A Favorites Reading List from the Cambridge Consortium for Bioethics Education (2011) (1)
In Memoriam: Dr. Edmund Pellegrino’s Legacy: Secure in the Annals of Medicine (2014) (1)
A Diagnosis in Search of an Epidemiology (2016) (1)
Beyond Good and Evil: Doing Ethics in the Clinic. A Lecture Celebrating 25 Years of the Philip Hallie Lecture, College of Letters, Wesleyan University, November 2, 2018 (2019) (1)
Commentary: Professionalism and pain management. (2000) (1)
Rights Come to Mind: Mending Our Brains, Minding Our Ethics (2015) (1)
Mosaics And Misery (2002) (1)
What Do Families Want (2015) (1)
Brain Device Research and the Underappreciated Role of Care Partners before, during, and Post-Trial (2022) (1)
Baseball and bioethics. (2005) (1)
Resuscitation and Coronavirus Disease 2019: A Reappraisal. (2021) (1)
Two Patients: Professional Formation before "Narrative Medicine". (2020) (1)
Strangers No More: Genuine Interdisciplinarity (2008) (1)
When others must choose: Deciding for patients without capacity (1993) (1)
Case Study: Resuscitation in Hospice (1998) (1)
Is deliberative democracy possible during a pandemic? Reflections of a bioethicist. (2021) (1)
The hidden costs of market-based health care reform. (1992) (1)
Trusting Doctors: The Decline of Moral Authority in American Medicine (2010) (1)
A Decided Lack of Empathy (2001) (1)
Disorders of consciousness. Author's reply (2007) (1)
Patient autonomy and provider beneficence are compatible. The authors reply. (2013) (1)
Cruzan and the Other Evidentiary Standard: A Reconsideration of a Landmark Case Given Advances in the Classification of Disorders of Consciousness and the Evolution of Disability Law (2020) (1)
Saul Bellow's Coma: What Neuroscience Can Learn From the Humanities. (2019) (1)
[An acute care response to chronic care: the American perspective]. (1993) (1)
Brain Organoids and Consciousness: Late Night Musings Inspired by Lewis Thomas (2021) (1)
The Effects of Closed-Loop Medical Devices on the Autonomy and Accountability of Persons and Systems—CORRIGENDUM (2016) (1)
Logicality and regulatory ethics: lessons from the Bucharest early intervention project. (2014) (1)
Constructive Disappointment and Disbelief: Building a Career in Neuroethics. (2018) (1)
Critical: What We Can Do About the Health-Care Crisis (2009) (1)
Teaching the Holocaust to Medical Students: A Reflection on Pedagogy and Medical Ethics (2014) (1)
Ethics rounds: an introduction to the series (1998) (1)
Bleeding by numbers. Rush versus Corbbett. (2014) (0)
Rights Come to Mind: A Call for Advocacy (2015) (0)
Nanotechnology, neuromodulation & the immune response: Discourse, materiality & ethics (2015) (0)
Ethics Consultation in Surgical Specialties (2021) (0)
Psychosurgery, Deep Brain Stimulation, and the Re-writing of History. (2008) (0)
Rights Come to Mind: Deep Brain Stimulation in MCS (2015) (0)
In Pursuit of Agency Ex Machina: Expanding the Map in Severe Brain Injury (2021) (0)
The Welfare of Children, Research Ethics, and the Bucharest Early Intervention Project (2018) (0)
Cognitive Dissonance and the Care of Patients with Disorders of Consciousness (2022) (0)
In Remembrance, with Thanks to Voltaire (2016) (0)
Narrative Symposium: Doctor in the Family: Stories and Dilemmas Surrounding Illness in Relatives (2018) (0)
Osler, guilds, and community. (2011) (0)
405: DECISION-MAKING AUTHORITY FOR CPR AND VA-ECMO (2014) (0)
A Surgeon's Dilemma. (2016) (0)
Book Review: A Guide for the Perplexed (1992) (0)
Medicine and the arts. Science and charity: by Pablo Picasso. Commentary. (2013) (0)
TRASTORNOS DE CONCIENCIA Y DERECHOS HUMANOS: UNA NUEVA FRONTERA ÉTICA Y CIENTÍFICA (2014) (0)
Correction to: Proceedings of the Second Curing Coma Campaign NIH Symposium: Challenging the Future of Research for Coma and Disorders of Consciousness (2022) (0)
Bleeding by the Numbers: Rush Versus Corbett (2014) (0)
A secular chaplaincy (1994) (0)
Diagnosis and treatment of traumatic brain injury [3] (multiple letters) (2000) (0)
Paternalism, Evangelism, and Power (2020) (0)
Father's Journey (2007) (0)
In Defense of Bioethics and the Humanities (2011) (0)
14 – Research in the Intensive Care Unit: Ethical and Methodological Issues (2001) (0)
Care under the Influence. (2017) (0)
Recommendations for Responsible Development and Application of Neurotechnologies (2021) (0)
Monica Arruda is a candidate for the BSN/MSN in the University of Penn-sylvania School of Nursing and Senior Research Assistant in the Center for Bioethics at Penn. Her previous work has focused on the commercialization of genetic testing (1998) (0)
It's who you know. Commentary. (2012) (0)
Rights Come to Mind: Decisions (2015) (0)
Letters to the Editor (1997) (0)
Neuroimaging and Neuroscience in the Public Mind (2015) (0)
Difficulties Inherent in the Use of fMRI for Communication with Severely Brain-Injured Subjects (2010) (0)
The Birth of Naloxone: An Intellectual History of an Ambivalent Opioid (2021) (0)
The internist as clinical ethics consultant: An antidote to “the barbarism of specialisation” in hospital practice (2017) (0)
First page preview (2005) (0)
North of Home: Obligations to Families of Undocumented Patients. (2019) (0)
The authors reply. (2014) (0)
Rx for Health Care Reform (2008) (0)
Ethical issues and global health. (2008) (0)
Minds, Monuments, and Moments (2015) (0)
JAMA Neurology Peer Reviewers in 2017. (2018) (0)
Drawing the Line: Life, Death, and Ethical Choices in an American Hospital (1994) (0)
In a Survivor's Voice (1999) (0)
Rights Come to Mind: The Rights of Mind (2015) (0)
José Manuel Rodríguez Delgado, Walter Freeman, and Psychosurgery: A Study in Contrasts. (2022) (0)
From the Persistent Vegetative State to the Minimally Conscious State (2014) (0)
When Consciousness Becomes Prosthetic (2015) (0)
[Not Available]. (2014) (0)
Fee disclosure at a cost. (2014) (0)
Maggie's Wishes (2015) (0)
In Memoriam. Dan Callahan: Writing a Life in Bioethics (2020) (0)
Rights Come to Mind: Epilogue (2015) (0)
JAMA Neurology Peer Reviewers in 2017. (2018) (0)
Something Happened in Arkansas (2015) (0)
Planting question marks. (2013) (0)
Case Study: Removing the Mask (2003) (0)
Individual Justice or Societal Injustice—Reply (2010) (0)
Maggie Is in Town (2015) (0)
Penfield's ceiling (2017) (0)
Contractures and Contradictions: Medical Necessity and the Injured Brain (2015) (0)
It's Still Freedom (2015) (0)
The minimally conscious state: definition and diagnostic criteria. (2002) (0)
Coming to Terms with Brain Injury (2015) (0)
Bioethics with portfolio. (1994) (0)
Health care in the US: confined by choice? George Annas (1999) (0)
Heather's Story (2015) (0)
Patients with chronic states of impaired consciousness (2008) (0)
Disorders of consciousness and neuroethics: why rights must come to mind (The Daniel W. Foster, M.D., Visiting Lectureship in Medical Ethics) (2016) (0)
Ethics Along the Continuum of Research Involving Persons with Disorders of Consciousness. (2023) (0)
Bioethics, Ukraine, and the Peril of Silence (2022) (0)
NEUROLOGY2016788349 854..858 (0)
Before The Birth of Bioethics: James M. Gustafson at Yale. (2022) (0)
Rebuttal From Dr DeCamp et al. (2022) (0)
A Narrative of Advocacy, Resilience, and Recovery Following Severe Brain Injury. (2019) (0)
A Shift since Quinlan (2015) (0)
Heads and Hearts, Toil and Tears (2015) (0)
Rights Come to Mind: From PVS to MCS (2015) (0)
Health Justice: An Argument From the Capabilities Approach (2012) (0)
Ethics of Neuromodulation in Psychiatry (2016) (0)
Nanotechnology, neuromodulation & the immune response: Discourse, materiality & ethics (2015) (0)
Response to Medical Ethical Dilemmas (1995) (0)
The Origins of the Vegetative State (2015) (0)
Head Cases: Stories of Brain Injury and Its Aftermath (2009) (0)
What would you do?: an investigation into Jewish biomedical ethics. (1995) (0)
Resuscitation in hospice. (1998) (0)
Rights Come to Mind: Leaving the Hospital (2015) (0)
Deep Brain Stimulation, Brain Maps and Personalized Medicine: Lessons from the Human Genome Project (2013) (0)
Congee for the Soul. (2021) (0)
A Medical Trust Fund for Managed Care: The Legacy of Hughley vs Rocky Mountain Health Care Maintenance Organization (1998) (0)
Everyday Disasters (2005) (0)
Ask Not What You Can Do for ASBH, Ask What ASBH Can Do for You (2008) (0)

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