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Ethics in Practice – Test

Ethics in Practice - Test

Ethics in Practice - Test

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Topic Category:

Health and Fitness, Society and Culture

Topic Sub-Category:

Medicine, Philosophy

Where to Listen:

Language:

English

Copyright Notice:

University of Bristol & Quicksand

Podcast Stats:

Number of Episodes: 1
Series Type: episodic
Content Type: AUDIO

Podcast Description

This podcast grows from our understanding that “bioethics” is not only a branch of governance or philosophy but a space to follow our moral conviction too. We recognise that it is not easy to navigate the doubt, anger, despair and grief inherent in working with, and within, distorted systems to change them. We therefore invite our guests to talk candidly about the complexity of practising ethics in medicine and research. How do they move towards hope, integrity, and justice? Their stories are sector-specific but really, this podcast is for anyone who seeks social value in their work.

Podcast Insights

Content Themes

The podcast focuses on critical themes within bioethics including social justice, alternative epistemologies, and moral integrity in healthcare systems. Specific episodes explore topics like the role of feminist theory in medical ethics and indigenous perspectives on health, urging listeners to consider ideas such as the importance of living well with changes in health rather than merely seeking cures.

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