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This contains Grand Rounds material (videos, presentation slides, or handouts) submitted to the Library from multiple departments.
The library also has print material dating back to 1956 for the Internal Medicine Grand Rounds.
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Ethics Grand Rounds
This collection contains Ethics Grand Rounds material submitted to the Library. -
Internal Medicine Grand Rounds
This collection contains Internal Medicine Grand Rounds material submitted to the Library.
Recent Submissions
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Health and digital technology partnerships: too close for comfort?
(2021-02-09)Digital technology companies are seeking out partnerships with medical institutions at an astounding rate. Those involved tout these partnerships as empowering consumers, driving innovation, and increasing efficiency. At ... -
High value health care: the role of palliative care
(2021-01-22) -
Public health in disasters: "the invisible first responders"
(2021-01-12)Public health departments have a fundamental ethical responsibility for protecting their communities and over time have acquired important skills in responding to emerging threats. State and local health departments across ... -
Proton pump inhibitors: have we gone too far?
(2021-01-08) -
Tolerance & integrity: defining boundaries of acceptable treatment & non-treatment decisions
(2020-12-08)Clinical ethics consultations often involve some degree of conflict between patients (or their parents) and clinical teams regarding pursuing--or not pursuing--a specific treatment, or regarding some other request or ... -
COVID-19 in long term care facilities
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Good sport and good doctoring: when patients want enhancements, not therapy (The Daniel W. Foster, M.D., Visiting Lectureship in Medical Ethics)
(2020-11-10)We know that athletes, from aspiring teens to professional and aging masters, use drugs to enhance their performance. We know that in almost all sports using performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) is forbidden. Why do athletes ... -
Updates on the treatment of COVID-19
(2020-10-30) -
Families in the ICU
(2020-10-16) -
The "difficult patient" reconceived: an expanded moral mandate for clinical ethics
(2020-10-13)Between 15%-60% of patients are considered "difficult" by their treating physicians. Patient psychiatric pathology is the conventional explanation for why patients are deemed "difficult." But the prevalence of the problem ...