Middlebury

RELI0293B-S22

Health Care Ethics

Ethics in Health Care
This course is an introduction to the principles, virtues, and other moral norms that guide decision-making in health care. We will focus on moral values accepted by Protestant, Catholic, Jewish, and humanistic traditions, and embedded in a liberal, pluralistic society. Popular films and numerous case studies will provide students an opportunity to develop skills in moral reasoning, in conversation with these intellectual traditions. The health care issues we will consider include expectations for patient-physician relationships, research on human subjects, euthanasia and assisted suicide, abortion, assisted reproduction, genetic information, and access to health care resources. 3 hrs. lect./disc. This course is part of the Public Humanities Labs Initiative administered by the Axinn Center for the Humanities.*
Course Reference Number (CRN):
22340
Subject Code:
RELI
Course Number:
0293
Section Identifier:
B

Course

RELI 0293

All Sections in Spring 2022

Spring 2022

RELI0293A-S22 Lecture (Davis)
RELI0293B-S22 Lecture (Davis)
RELI0293W-S22 Discussion (Davis)
RELI0293X-S22 Discussion (Davis)
RELI0293Y-S22 Discussion (Davis)
RELI0293Z-S22 Discussion (Davis)