These posters will be available :

• Ab Manan M. Baby Steps: Growing Clinical Ethics Services for Pediatrics in a Malaysian Teaching Hospital
• Applewhite M. ETHICS CONSULTATION SERVICES AND SURGEONS: HOW TO BUILD TRUST AND COLLABORATION"
• Asif M. Bridging Gaps and Enhancing Bioethics Education in Pakistan: A Capacity Building Initiative
• Barış M. Ethical Issues Faced by Clinical Geneticists in Turkiye: A Qualitative Study
• Berger L. Welcoming Siblings into French Pediatric intensive care units, an overview of French practices 
• Clavien C. Ethical issues raised by applying good ACP practices to ICU instructions
• Corsico P. Engagement and normativity: What is the aim of patient engagement in clinical ethics?
• Crowell P. Cultural Accommodation, Conflict, and the Challenges of Plurality: An Ethical Case Study that Exams Competing Rights in Healthcare
• Crowell P. Indigenous Power within Healthcare:  In Search of a Delicate Balance Between Pediatric Oncology and Indigenous Children
• Dallaire C. Hidden Curriculum in Medical Education: Action Research for the Development of a Participatory Reflective Tool 
• Ehlers U. The `St. Gallen Resuscitation Decision Algorithm`
• Eijkholt M. To disclose or not to disclose. What the HEC(k) between medical law and medical Ethics
• Ferrie M. Intersexes children: what role does clinical ethics play between a new law and traditional medical practices? 
• Fumie A. The Meaning of Experiences of Communicating about heredity in Early Genetic Diagnosis of Muscular Dystrophy
• Gillam L. and Court A. Parents driving too much medical treatment for their child - Responding to the ethical challenges
• Goset K. Enhancing Patient Autonomy: An Advance Care Planning/Advance Directives Initiative by a Healthcare Ethics Committee.
• Hulkower A. Vicarious Trauma and Compassion Fatigue in Clinical Ethicists: Defining the Service Director's Role
• Jacques R. Principled approach to comingled human remains 
• Knochel K. Principle-based ethical case analysis as a tool for normative conflict resolution in pediatrics
• Lacharité F. Gaucher N. and Lavoie  B. The best interests of the child and the withdrawal of life-sustaining interventions: exploring a principle open to interpretation
• Landi A. Navigating Difficult Conversations: A Pilot Training for Clinical Ethics Fellows in Palliative Communication Skills
• Landi A. Requesting permission to consult palliative care: Patient-driven instead of patient-centered
• Landry J. Avoiding conflicts in the first place: Exploration of the `Professionally-Driven Zone of Patient or Surrogate Discretion`
• Lavoie B. Going to court: exploring the motivations of pediatricians in situations of treatment refusal expressed by parents
• Lavoie B. Value, Bridge Builder, or Obstacle? Clinical Perceptions of Parents' Religion in Complex Pediatric Situations
• Le Bourgeois F. Parents from a Roma community refusing treatment in paediatrics, place of the principle of autonomy  
• Lin K. The Case for Independent Clinical Ethics Committees: A Novel Structural Proposal for Healthcare Ethics Consultations in Singapore
• Mann D. MD DBe HEC-C Complicit with the illicit, how physician involvement risks condoning unorthodox parental behavior.
• Masilla S. Prognostic uncertainty and Shared Care Planning: a case of a Fetus with Severe Renal Hypoplasia and Early Anhydramnios
• Menon S. Not just advisory: Clinical Ethics Committees as the approving authority for innovative salvage treatments for patients
• Mesnage V. How clinical ethics changed my outlook and made me a committed citizen
• Moazzen V. Contribution of Forensic Medicine Specialists to Clinical Ethics Consultation and Legal Advice in Iranian Hospitals
• Moreno-Molina J. Transnational Reproductive Medicine and the Role of Clinical Bioethics: The Case of Colombia
• Moreno-Molina J. Clinical Bioethics Training for Surgical and Medical Residents: The Universidad CES Experience
• Nikolakakis I. Bioethics and Bioterrorism: Past, Present, and Future
• Patten C. Ethics on Record: A Study of Clinical Documentation Practices in EHRs
• Rhodes R. Innovation in Collaborative Clinical Ethics Consultation
• Robin M. Increasing Outpatient Life-Sustaining Treatment Discussion and Documentation in a Veterans' Administration Outpatient Clinic
• Rosca A. Ethical Conflict Resolution Through Shared Decision-Making and Advance Care Planning for Incapacitated Patients
• Schürmann J. Broken Relationships Treatment Limitation and Family Decision-Making in a Case of Severe Battered Child Syndrome
• Šteina E. The Ethical Dilemmas of Slow and Show Codes in Healthcare 
• Tareen M. Surrogate decision-making and ethical dilemmas in palliative care: balancing patient autonomy in Muslim-majority settings
• Yip E. Navigating Ethical Dilemmas of Disclosure and Role Clarity for Medical Shadowing: A focus on Hong Kong's Public Hospitals

1)    Gillam L and Johnston C. From conceptual to concrete: learning ethics in a clinical ethics committee for medical students
2)    Fiester A. Abdicating the Role of Mediator in US Healthcare Ethics Consultation: A Risky Choice 
3)    Semler L. Mediator or Advocate? The Role of the Clinical Ethicist
4)    Reato F. Repertoire of the Competencies of the Clinical Ethics Consultant in the light of the European and Italian Qualifications Framework
5)    Bonaccorso A. Workplace violence against midwives and midwifery students: moral dilemmas and challenges for Healthcare Ethics Consultation (HEC)

1)    Kühlmeyer K. Can we identify needs for clinical ethics services by screening for moral distress?
2)    Brogtrop L. Does series of moral case deliberation increase social safety and moral courage? A pilot at the Dutch Government
3)    Zlotnik Shaul R. Moral distress debriefs: An opportunity to increase “moral peace” in the health context
4)    Mcloughlin P. Moral Distress Across the Whole Treatment Team: Who Feels What and What Do They Want
5)    Höpfer D. and Hider G. Who is to Blame? Identifying Responsibility and Accountability in HEC Conflict Resolution

1)    Johnson L. Preventative Ethics in the Pediatric Intensive Care Unit: Implementation of a Time-Based Automated Ethics Rounding Service
2)    Spiegel J.L. Decision-Making in the PICU: Balancing Medical Scarcity and Parental Autonomy
3)    Kates Rose J. Parental experiences of DM in the grey zones of neonatal intensive care: an international multi-centre mixed methodology study
4)    Teti S. NICU Complex Care Rounds: A 42-Month Interrupted Time Series Study 
5)    Lukich N. Proactive and Family-Centred: Changing clinical ethics consultation in NICU

1)    Bahus M.K. Self-harmers and the right to life. Mediation and conflict resolutions on a collision course with law
2)    Neefjes V. Advantages and limitations of a specialist committee deciding on futility in end-of-life treatment decisions
3)    Smolenski J. Involuntary Treatment for Anorexia Nervosa: Medically Obligatory, or an Exercise in Futility?
4)    Neefjes V. Can mediation avoid litigation in conflicts about medical treatment for children? 
5)    Henriksen J. "Futility" Policy Revision: Addressing Power and Promoting Fairness

Bouthillier M.-E., Marckmann G., Metselaar S., Ritzenthaler D., Schildmann J. The role of clinical ethics consultation in requests for assisted dying

Wasson K., Molewijk A.C., Stolper M. Training and assessing ethics support trainees/staff: examining the rationale and practice of two different simulation methods

Dunsford J. and Simpson C. The Aggressive SDM: Clinical Ethics Consultation at the Intersections of Safety, Vulnerabilities, and Best Interests

Al Sinawi H., Al Mandhari Z., Khamis F. Resolving Ethical Conflicts in Multicultural Settings: A Structured Framework for Healthcare Professionals

1)    Ochasi A. Mandela the Ethicist: Introducing the NEMAS Transformative Mediation Framework for Clinical Ethics Consultations
2)    Kreitmair K. Empathic AI meets Hegel -- The Perils of Off-Loading Clinical Ethics Consultations onto AI Agents
3)    Khan J. Enhancing conflict resolution: the role of cultural competence in medical interpretation during complex patient discussions
4)    Filleul A. A living ethics lab in a rehabilitation hospital: Concept and initial development  
5)    Romero M. and Eggert N. Is narrative ethics a tool for resolving conflicts within health care ethics bodies?

1)    Eijkholt M. Including patients in ethics support! When would perceptions about harm and risk justify reasons not to include patients in HEC?
2)    Gaucher N. Normativity and creativity in clinical and organisational ethics: what are ethicists' opinions?
3)    Zilio F. Epistemic Injustice in Disorders of Consciousness: Exploring Communication Dynamics Between Physicians and Families  
4)    Bryant P. Treatment over Objection in Non-Psychiatric Facilities: Toward an Ethical Standard
5)    Aleksandrova-Yankulovska S. Ethical aspects of fertility preservation for specific patient groups and their applicability in clinical ethics consultation 

1)    Schürmann J. The Big Five Revisited: An Evaluation of the Most Frequent Topics in Ethics Consultations after Ten Years of Ethics Support 
2)    Bouthillier M.-E. The perceived needs for standards and certification in clinical ethics practice in Quebec: results from a web-based survey 
3)    Sommerlatte S. Requests for and practice of assisted suicide in Germany. Data and possible implications for clinical ethics consultation 
4)    Shamsi Gooshki E. Implementation of the first centralized clinical ethics consultation and support service in Iran
5)    Teti S. The Effects of Conflict in Ethics Consultation: A Matched Pairs Cohort Study

1)    Chow P.L. How to protect the benefit and maintain justice for migrant workers: the experience in a Clinical Ethics Committee in Singapore 
2)    Liv A. Health professionals’ experiences with uninsured children in Quebec: a qualitative study in pediatric settings
3)    Caci M., Burnens V., Rutz R. Ensuring equity access to healthcare for uninsured patients: a multidisciplinary decision model in a university hospital
4)    Lee H. Integrating Immigrants’ Cultural Traditions in Healthcare Ethics Consultation: Addressing Moral Conflicts in Prenatal Care
5)    Watson J. Ethical Strategies for Improving the Use of Interpreter Services 

Fiester A. Introductory Skills Workshop in Mediation: Learning the Techniques of Conflict Management for Clinical Ethics Consultations

Semler L. Moral Distress: Managing Conflict Within Ourselves and with Others

Payot A., Orr Gaucher N., Dallaire C. Time to Establish Brave Spaces for Clinical Ethics Consultations? Reflection Based on a Framework Implemented in Medical Education

Mukherjee D. Guidry-Grimes L., Berlinger N. Bowen L. Toward Anti-Ableism in Clinical Ethics: Getting Beyond Admiring the Problem

These posters will be available :

• Al Balushi A. Inequality caused by digitalization in healthcare in developed countries
• Ali Shah B. Clinicians' Experiences of Obtaining Informed Consent for Research and Treatment: A nested qualitative study from Pakistan
• Al-Maamari A. Navigating Ethical Challenges in Digital Healthcare: Strategies for Responsible Implementation
• Andric V. Ethical concerns surrounding direct-to-patient release of genetic test results in the clinical setting: a scoping review
• Anvar S. Empowered Conversations: Ethical Considerations in Addressing Online Health Misinformation
• Badaiki W. DECLUTTERING THE ETHICS CLOSET: THE IMPACT OF ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD SYSTEMS IN CLINICAL ETHICS DOCUMENTATION AND PRACTICE. 
• Bailey M. Lack of Equitable Universal Healthcare Coverage for Federally Incarcerated Individuals in Canada
• Bailey M. Navigating Ethical Considerations Concerning the Care of Uninsured Patients in Canada  
• Bartlett V. Through the Looking Glass: Where Emerging Issues in AI Meet Experience and Insights from Clinical Ethics Consultation 
• Bishop J. Digital Moral Twins, Moral Identity, and Moral Decision
• Boutillier B. PRENATAL WORKSHOP AND SUPPORT GROUP FOR PARENTS OF CHILDREN WHO WILL COME TO THE NICU 
• Chan Z. Ethical Challenges of Robot-Assisted Vascular Surgery: Insights and Implications for the UK
• Chua E. Feeling Strangled: Balancing Best Interests and Public Health in a Breathless and Belligerent Patient
• Cotognini C. and Ruggiero R. How can a health care organization improve patient care while remaining sustainable and effective?
• Cutillo Z. Promoting Positive Childhood Screen Time Usage in the Age of Technology: Ethically Preserving Contemporary Youth Health
• Dzi K. An Umbrella review on the Ageism Older adults face while seeking healthcare services.
• Eves M.  Clinical Ethics Consultation on a Continuum: An Examination of a Coaching approach 
• Fecci A. Ethical Considerations in Research Studies with Transgender and Gender-Diverse Populations
• Furfari K. Colorado's Physician Proxy Law: Lessons in Surrogate Decision-Making and Patient Advocacy
• Hamrouni N. Gendered medical colonialism in Quebec. Bringing the land back in the cultural safety approach to healthcare services 
• Healy E. An Ethical Dilemma: Blood Product Transfusions in Situations of Physiological Futility
• Heistruevers L. From being seen to being heard and understood: Addressing structural vulnerability in the hospital setting
• Huang D. Barriers to Reproductive Autonomy for LGBTQ+ Individual in China
• Hulkower A. Minimizing Bias in Chart Notes through Templates Built for Readily Accessible Health Records 
• Jankowski J. Innovating to Meet Demand: Various Approaches to Personnel and Service Delivery Models in Ethics Consultation 
• Khan J. Cross-border end-of-life decision-making: Ethical considerations in repatriation and cultural sensitivity
• Khoso A. Systemic Challenges to Gender Equality and Pathways to Inclusivity: A Scoping Review and Stakeholder Group Consultation
• Lahfafa A. What factors influence families' bereavement after a death in paediatric intensive care?
• Meudec M. and Marin A. Promoting inclusion and/or combating discrimination in ethics? Conflicts of loyalty in research in Quebec
• Miljeteig I. Increasing Awareness, Skills and Knowledge in Medical Ethics using the ASK ME- tool 
• Monteverde S. Vulnerability and vulnerabilization in healthcare: what can we learn from the Coronavirus pandemic?
• Muyskens K. The collaborative model of the physician-patient relationship: Revisiting Emanuel and Emanuel
• Pilkington B. Realizing Environmental Justice Clinically: A Call to Ethicists
• Rajasegaran K. Disability, uncertainty and quality of life: does culture and religion matter?
• Ravindran N. Empathy Beyond Belief: Navigating Spirituality in Palliative Care Education With Sensitivity And Self-reflection
• Rivas M. Widening the digital divide: results of use of Video Remote Sign Language Interpreting for Deaf persons
• Rossetti E. Digitally driven proceduralization of medicine: How clinical ethics can preserve the role of intuition
• Saverio Spiezia F. Ruggiero R IS IT POSSIBLE TO RESOLVE AND PREVENT CONFLICTS? THE KEY ROLE OF CLINICAL ETHICS IN DECISION-MAKING AT THE PATIENT'S BEDSIDE
• Seidlein and Fritzsche The Contribution of Feminist Perspectives to Clinical Ethics 
• Seiler A. Ethical Dilemmas in Phase 1 Clinical Cancer Trials
• Sisti C.The Role of Research Ethics Patient Advocate(REPA) in Advancing Digital Transformation and Artificial Intelligence
• Sourdi M. The Ethical & Epistemic Implications of AI-supported HEC for Schizophrenia Patients
• Streuli J. Navigating decision-making dilemmas in Variations of Sex Development: The shared optimum approach
• Tolo A.K. Heggestad CECC's role in cases involving patients recurring self-harm and suicide attempts
• Van der Graaf R. How to weigh and balance the value of current and future lives in health ethics consultation
• Zatulovsky Y. and McCann-Davis N. Barriers Behind Bars: A Duty Towards a Dignified Death

1)    MacGregor Brown M. and Nolan V. Using Artificial Intelligence for Proxy Decision-Making  
2)    Starke G. Advancing clinical ethics by developing a Patient Preference Predictor with machine learning: a proof-of-concept 
3)    Amasiadi N. Artificial Intelligence in Pharmacovigilance: Considerations for Clinical Ethics and Consultation
4)    Ruggiero R. and Consolandi M. Clinical Ethics at the Crossroads of Care and Emerging Technologies
5)    Kalogeropoulou C. Navigating responsibility in the age of artificial intelligence (AI): Ethical challenges for healthcare ethics consultation (HEC)

1)    Hassan Rafi H. AI in Medicine: Ethical Challenges and the Need for a New Framework for HEC-Response
2)    Van Biesen W. Taylorism and AI as partners in crime to push the care out of Health Care
3)    Schmidt K. W. How can artificial intelligence enhance ethics consultations? Benefits and risks
4)    Hollestelle M. An ethics framework for the transition to an operational learning healthcare system
5)    Annoni, M. Making it Fair: Principlism, Moral Perspectivism, and Ethics Consultation

1)    Surendran S. Ethical challenges around gender-affirming care decision-making among transgender minors, parents and providers
2)    Eichhorn K. Voice Matters: How Gender Affirming Services Builds Agency & Autonomy 
3)    Lim C. Statutory and regulatory requirements, and ethical concerns in the treatment of gender dysphoria
4)    Guidry-Grimes L. Role of Clinical Ethicists in the Shifting Legal Landscape for Gender Affirming Care 

1)    Campbell L. Do clinical ethics services have a role in promoting social justice?
2)    Tabari K. Apprenticeship in Clinical Ethics and Health Justice: Reimagining Fellowship Training for a More Equitable Future
3)    Barned C. If Not Us, Then Who?  The Role of Advocacy & Activism in Healthcare Ethics Practice
4)    Greer M.L.J., Schiff J. C. Should clinical ethicists “put a pin in it”? The ethics of wearing social justice pins and signs of support on hospital badges
5)    Eijkholt M. Nice to have or need to have? Justifications for Healthcare Ethics Consultation (HEC) in tightening resource environments

1)    Hug K. Bodily intervention in pediatric oncofertility: Considerations from ethics and human rights perspectives
2)    Francis U. The Clinical Ethics of Contested Illness
3)    Westermair A.L. Justice in End-of-life Care for Persons with Anorexia Nervosa
4)    Beaman L. R. Who is More Worthy? Reimagining Equity and Moral Responsibility in Transplant Patients with Perceived Patient Induced Diseases
5)    Remer D. C. Clinical Ethics in Practice: Ethical Care and Social Justice in Organ Transplantation

1)    Eibling A. Prevalence of refusal to provide emergency contraception to sexual assault victims in Michigan Catholic and non-Catholic hospitals
2)    Schiff J. C., Burgart A. Ethical, Legal, and Social Justice Considerations of Mandatory/Routine Pregnancy Testing in the Emergency Department
3)    Trachsel M. How to deal with the Criterion of Severe Mental Distress for Late Termination of Pregnancy?
4)    Du Peuty C. Justifying late terminations of pregnancy for psychosocial reasons: restoring social justice for women
5)    Calderon Ramirez C.L. The quality of an online democratic deliberation on the COVID-19 triage protocols: results of a Canadian public assessment

Sylvestre P. Réseau d'éthique clinique international francophone (RECIF): comparisons, exchanges and collaborations

Johnston C., Moore K., Sacks B. Including the parents’/family voice in paediatric clinical ethics case consultation - considering best practice

Miljeteig I., Brendbekken A., Solheim H.A. “Be Wise - Prioritize!” Training and Supporting Healthcare Staff Facing Ethical Challenges Due to Resource Scarcity

1)    Spranzi M. Clinical ethics consultations and somatic treatment for mental health patients: from non-discrimination to de-stigmatization
2)    Barned C. Healthcare Providers’ Experiences with Discriminatory Requests/Refusals from Patients: How Can Ethicists Help?
3)    Chollet M. Towards an anti-racist clinical ethics: rethinking diversity in the hospital setting
4)    Pageau F. Exploratory Research on EDI to Counter Discrimination in Hospital Settings in Canada- A study protocol and preliminary results
5)    Dahlke J. Measuring the intersection of structural discrimination, non-compliance, and implicit attitudes in health care

1)    Frase B. Alone, Vulnerable, and Silent: Navigating Ethical Decision-Making for the Unrepresented Patient
2)    Regel E. Mental Health and Vulnerability: Navigating Cognitive and Socio-Political Challenges in Health Ethics Consultations 
3)    Moisi L. Medical decision-making in critically ill geriatric patients: are we moving from ageism to ableism?
4)    Malbois E. A wolf is in sheeps’ clothing: How Protecting the Dignity of People with Dementia Can Mask Ableism
5)    Olson E. Freak Show: How Monsterization, Isolation, and the Lure of Neurotypicalism Oppress Disabled Adults with Cerebral Palsy

1)    Johnson R.M. Ethical Framework for Offering Fetal Interventions in Fetuses with Concurrent Genetic Diagnosis
2)    Ayoub S. The lived experience of families of children with 22q11 deletion syndrome of the disclosure of the diagnosis
3)    Kondrat A. The Fallacy of Consensus: Reallocating Power in Ethics Consultation 
4)    Faye P.J. Is spirituality in medical education a step towards holistic care or an unwanted avenue for preaching? A systematic review
5)    Gariti A. Normothermic Regional Perfusion in Pediatric Donors - Recommended Guidelines for its Ethical Implementation 

1)    Chobany M. Equity and Access in Healthcare Ethics: Who Gets a Voice in Clinical Consultations?
2)    Izquierdo Martinez L-C. Key components in the professional ethics of sign language interpreters in healthcare contexts: A qualitative study
3)    Santini A. Family on the Frontier: Hospital sanctuary for potential proxies of unauthorized immigrants receiving end-of-life care
4)    Agnaou J. Health Care in Prison: Toward a New Definition of Autonomy?
5)    Johnston C. & Ko D. Ethics support addressing clinicians’ questions about futility and use of finite resources for vulnerable “non-compliant” patients

1)    Streuli J.C. Navigating decision-making dilemmas in Variations of Sex Development: The shared optimum approach
2)    Pannekoek J. But What If - ? Interrogating the Role of Regret in Gatekeeping Gender-Affirming Care 
3)    Rivoire I. Trans identity and access to care: difference as a determinant of trust and trustworthiness in health care and clinical practice
4)    Hamrouni N. Gendered medical colonialism in contemporary Quebec. Bringing the land back in the cultural safety approach to healthcare services
5)    Löffelmann F., Ihrig F. “Flipped Examination Room” - Ascriptions of Vulnerability Between Trans Patients and Their Healthcare Providers 

Agich G., Dawson A., Van Delden H., Matur R., Miljeteig I., Moodley K., Reis A., Shasi-Gooshki E. Interactive Deliberation on WHO’s Clinical Ethics Guidance: A Critical Examination of Draft Content and Key Recommendations

Tilburt J. et al. Situating Ethics Consultation and Overtreatment in Socio-Political Context: Reconciling Power, Plurality, and Principles

Tardif C., Staltari C., Lemieux G. A Workshop on Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Partnership with Indigenous Patients during Clinical Ethics Consultations 

These posters will be available :

• Aebischer G. When you say “conflict of interest”, do you mean “corruption”?
• Anderson D. HEC for Healthcare Buildings: Bioethics Peer Review 
• Baker C. Show Me the Money: Comparing Industry Payments to Physicians and Advanced Practice Clinicians Across Specialties in the USA
• Billstein E. Ethics support staff’s perceptions of patient and parent participation in clinical ethics support services in childhood cancer car
• Blanc S. “Not at home”: insights from case studies on setting preferences in assisted suicide
• Burgess T. South African researchers’ experiences of ethical challenges during COVID-19 and lessons learned for future pandemics
• Buturovic Ponikvar J. The case of organ donation after euthanasia
• de Janon-Quevedo L. Ambivalence While Training Communication of Bad News May Suggest Academic Burnout Among Medical Students 
• Eikamp L.R. Moral Measuring: Thinking or Feeling you know how to measure somethingEves M. Lawst in the Silence: When Lack of Legal Clarity Harms Patients
• Furfari K. Beyond Hierarchies: Rethinking Surrogate Decision-Making with Colorado’s Inclusive Approach
• Gautam P. Self-regulated holistic practice of medicine.
• Giuseppe Staffa A.M. The creation of an Ethical Space within an Italian Territorial Social Health Agency to encourage community welfare
• Hahlweg P. Aid in dying requests: longitudinal processes on diverse levels
• Hassanein M. Navigating Challenges: The Interplay of Identity and Environment in Clinical Ethics Fellowships
• Hassanein M. Provider Preferences and Protected Characteristics: Navigating Requests in a Pediatric Setting
• Hendriks M. Navigating Coercion in Medicine: Medical-ethical Guidelines and the Role of Patient Autonomy 
• Horsburgh C. Filling the Gap: Does Clinical Ethics Immersion Continue to Serve the Field? 
• Jaswaney R. Still Good Enough? Considering Disposition Planning for Patients with Eating Disorders and Medical Complexity
• Kennedy A. Proposed Legislation on Physician Assisted Dying in the UK Compared to the International Standards
• Kiak M. and Tan M. Quo Vadis? Reforming Practices on Determining Mental Capacity and Identifying Surrogate Decision-Makers in Malaysia
• Kumwenda Mtande T. Exploring the Potential of Moral Community and Moral Dialogues at Bwaila Family Health Unit in Lilongwe, Malawi
• Larocque A. Balancing Risk: Clinicians’ Perceptions and Breast Cancer Screening Recommendation in Quebec
• Moreno-Molina J. Euthanasia in Colombia: Expanding Legal Boundaries and the Role of Clinical Ethics Consultation
• Orfali K. COMPARING THE DECISIONAL ROLE OF SURROGATES FOR INCAPACITATED PATIENTS IN THE US AND MANY EUROPEAN COUNTRIES: WHY SUCH DIFFERENCE
• Pannekoek J. Community and Healthcare Professional Input on the Topic of Normothermic Regional 
• Paulsen W. Midwifery ethics  – more diverse as supposed to be. Do we need a broader approach?
• Pegoraro R. Clinical Ethics Committee’s Deliberation on a Complex Cystic Fibrosis: the Issue of Pregnancy
• Pichardo A. Preventing Financial Toxicity in Healthcare: Organizational & Ethical obligations
• Pilkington B. Should you talk to your patients about politics? What if it leads to better care? 
• Placencia F.X.  A Cultural Engagement Program for Islamic Parents of Premature Children Eligible for Donor Breast Milk
• Propper R. My Patient Was Dying, And I Did Not Tell Her: Exceptions to Truth-Telling in Pediatric Critical Care
• Pullman D. MAiD (m§edical assistance in dying) in Canada and the Death of Dignity
• Raimondi C. Ethical, Legal and Social Issues in Diagnosis and Prevention of Childhood Melanoma
• Rey Leong J. Shaping the Future of Healthcare Ethics: Insights on Professional Identity and Multidisciplinary Professional Socialisation
• Siddiqui S. ‘Anesthesiologists’ Duty of Care and Questions of Conscience
• Simm K. Exploring ethics work: insights from Estonian physicians on changing ethical challenges.
• Smith A. Newsome Paging Externist: Utilizing Clinical Ethicists in Patient-Engaged Care Planning to Improve Clinical Outcomes Post-Discharge 
• Spriggs K. Lessons from the Holocaust: Patient Advocacy in Nursing Education
• Toader  E. PATIENT WELFARE IN PALLIATIVE CARE: INTEGRATING MEDICAL, MORAL, AND SPIRITUAL DIMENSIONS
• Yan Y. Evidence-Based on End-of-life Decision-making in China for Severe Brain Injury 
• Yeo M. and Gillam L. Dying to be Thin: Confronting ethical questions when young people do not respond to treatment for Anorexia Nervosa
• Yu X. Against the 39-Week Rule for Induction of Labor

1)    Brendbekken A. Conceptualising costs: prescribing clinicians’ perceptions of opportunity cost in the case of high-cost cystic fibrosis treatment
2)    Brummett A. Principled Conscientious Provision
3)    Warren M. Conscientious Provision of Legal Healthcare Services When An Organization Objects 
4)    Brandeland M. Ethics, Globalization and Healthcare Tourism: A Proposal for Best Ethical Practice Standards in the Care of International Patients

1)    Watson J. Ethics Consultation When Cultures Collide: Setting Expectations for Clinicians and Patients   
2)    Paré-Tremblay A. Patient partnership: an instrument for regaining citizenship
3)    Court S. Patient Participation in Clinical Ethics Support Services: an Impossible Debate
4)    Billstein I. Ethics support staff’s perceptions of patient and parent participation in clinical ethics support services in childhood cancer care
5)    Paré-Tremblay A. Patient Partnership: A Pathway to Reclaiming Civic Belonging

1)    Perron C. Towards a better understanding of medical assistance in dying in Quebec, Canada: The mandate of the CIRAMM 
2)    Marcoux I. Which factors influence the evolution of the use of medical assistance in dying? A scoping review 
3)    Galmiche O. From Polarization to Reconciliation: the Role of Clinical Ethics in Redefining Medical Integrity in the Assisted Dying Debate
4)    Favron-Godbout C. Medical assistance in dying in the context of mental disorders: Co-development of a reflection and discussion guide  
5)    Morrison K. Should health care ethicists provide administrative support/leadership of hospital Medical Assistance in Dying programs? 

1)    Homami S. Navigating Clinical Ethics Dilemmas: A New Framework for Decision-Making 
2)    Farid S. The Need for Healthcare Ethics Consultation in Bangladesh: Addressing Moral Uncertainty and Value Conflicts in a Healthcare System
3)    Dirksen K. Integrity & Sustainability: Exemplifying the Use of an Adapted Clinical Ethics Decision-Making Process in the Hospital Boardroom 
4)    Hofset Larsen B. and Molewijk B. CES staff’s moral challenges related to confidentiality and transparency - needs for moral guidance when offering Ethics Support?
5)    Jameson K. et al. Moral distress in healthcare: Supporting quality of care and staffs' moral empowerment

1)    Fanning J.B. Understanding Treatment Over Objection in Non-Psychiatric Facilities: A Review of the Literature
2)    Ahmad M. Is it ever ethical? Non-disclosure requests from family, healthcare Ethics Consultation (HEC) and Life-limiting diagnoses
3)    Sylvestre P. Preferences Regarding Location of Death in Children with Static or Progressive Encephalopathy: Bereaved Parents' Perspectives
4)    Racine E. A living ethics lab to tackle psychological distress in complex chronic and rare diseases
5)    Zachary Chan S.M. Ethical Challenges in Aesthetic Medicine: Social Media’s Influence in the UK

Crites J. Revising ASBH’s Core Competencies: What the 3rd Edition might mean for Clinical Ethics in the U.S. and Beyond 

Menon S. et al. Clash of the titans: Ethical conflicts when families reject modern medicine in favour of complementary and alternative medicine

Rhodes R. et al. Responding to Moral Complexity 

Bartlett V. et al. You Don’t Know How it Feels: A Reflective Practice Workshop for Healthcare Ethics Consultants

Martisella M. et al. Disagreements regarding gender-affirming care: How can clinical ethicists contribute?

1)    Lemyre S. Toward a better understanding of the use of Medical Assistance in Dying: a qualitative study with international key informants
2)    Lukich N., Oliver S. An integrative and innovative model for MAiD equity: The Ottawa-Champlain Region Experience
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