In this episode, Dr. Bryan Pilkington discusses ethical issues associated with COVID-19 challenge trials with Seton Hall Law Professor Carl Coleman.

Voting for Health: The Entwined Paths of Healthcare and Politics
Recorded October 29, 2020 at 4:00pm EST.

COVID-19 impacts not only the health of members of our communities and calls out for political and public policy responses, but it also highlights unjust structural features in healthcare and inequalities embedded within the very processes intended to inform politics and public policy. In this session, Prof. Bryan Pilkington speaks with a multi-disciplinary panel of experts about the relationship between heath, healthcare, and politics.

Panelists:

Dr. Michael Gusmano, Hastings Center, Rutgers
Dr. Ramona Guthrie, Seton Hall
Dr. Meryl Picard, Seton Hall
Dr. Florian Thomas, Hackensack Meridian Health

More information: https://library.shu.edu/COVIDEthics/voting

COVID-19 has impacted societies in various ways and laid bare failures of institutions in many sectors to plan for challenging eventualities. In this session, Prof. Bryan Pilkington speaks with a multi-disciplinary panel of experts about how the ethical norm – the duty to plan – which is well entrenched in the field of bioethics, is taken up in other sectors. Panelists, including Dr. Joseph Nyre, Mr. Robert Garrett, Prof. Charles Grantham, and Prof. Molly Patterson will discuss what they see as ethical issues on the horizons in various sectors, including education, health, sports, and public policy. More information: https://library.shu.edu/COVIDEthics/DutytoPlan

COVID-19 has impacted children in various ways and divergent accounts of its impact have led to confusion, as well as differing policy recommendations and practices. In “Children: Educating Safely in the Time of COVID,” Prof. Bryan Pilkington speaks with a multi-disciplinary panel of experts about the impact that COVID can have on children, their safety, and their education.

Panelists:

Marie Foley, Ph.D., R.N., C.N.L., Dean and Professor, College of Nursing, Seton Hall University
Daniel Brian Nichols, Ph.D., Biological Sciences, Seton Hall University
Amy DeBaets, PhD, ThM, MDiv, MA, ​Manager, Bioethics​, ​Hackensack University Medical Center
Tara Ragone, J.D., School of Law, Seton Hall University
​Matthew J Graziano, Ph.D.​, ​Professional Psychology and Family Therapy​, Seton Hall University​

As COVID-19 continues to affect communities across the globe, plans and precautions for returning to semblances of normalcy vary. In “Community Ethics During COVID: Student Voices,” Prof. Bryan Pilkington speaks with a multi-disciplinary panel of experts about what we owe to others in our community during this time.

Panelists:

Shawna Cooper-Gibson (SHU)
Judith Lothian (CON)
Julia Nicholls (SHU)
Jennifer Orth (SHU)
Erica Braun (SOM)

As COVID-19 continues to affect communities across the globe, plans and precautions for returning to semblances of normalcy vary. In “Unmasking Ethical Foundations in the Time of COVID: What We Owe to Each Other,” Prof. Bryan Pilkington speaks with a multi-disciplinary panel of experts about the pledges, oaths, and codes of ethics that underlie individual, professional, and community responses to the pandemic.

Panelists

Thomas Cavanaugh, PhD, Professor, University of San Francisco
Sherry A. Greenberg, PhD, RN, GNP-BC, FGSA, FAANP, FAAN, Associate Professor, Seton Hall University College of Nursing
Nalin Johri, Ph.D., MPH, Acting Program Director and Assistant Professor, Master of Healthcare Administration Program
Linda Siracusa, PhD, Professor, Department of Medical Sciences, Hackensack Meridian School of Medicine