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First, Do No Harm
Karishma Popli
8 episodes
5 days ago
The medical ethics podcast that discusses intriguing ethical scenarios encountered in healthcare. Each episode we will interview a new guest to discuss a different topic within the field of medical ethics and have them provide some real-life examples where they encountered an ethical challenge. Our goal for this podcast is to help teach and facilitate a discussion with people interested in learning more about specific issues in medical ethics. Visit our website www.firstdonoharmpodcast.com for more information.
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The medical ethics podcast that discusses intriguing ethical scenarios encountered in healthcare. Each episode we will interview a new guest to discuss a different topic within the field of medical ethics and have them provide some real-life examples where they encountered an ethical challenge. Our goal for this podcast is to help teach and facilitate a discussion with people interested in learning more about specific issues in medical ethics. Visit our website www.firstdonoharmpodcast.com for more information.
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Medicine
Health & Fitness
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Transplant Ethics
First, Do No Harm
1 hour 15 minutes 6 seconds
4 years ago
Transplant Ethics

We interviewed Dr. Posner, Professor Emeritus of Vascular and Transplant Surgery and former Director of the Hume-Lee Transplant Center at VCU Health, to discuss the ethics surrounding the distribution of human organs and the patient factors that influence organ allocation. What variables should be considered when trying to maximize a patient’s benefit from an organ transplant? What improvements can be made to the current system of allocation to pursue a more equitable system? The origins of transplantation have a rich history, from its inception in the “God Committee” to current allocation systems and this episode endeavors to discuss the historical perspective of transplantation and how changes in this system have benefited and/or hindered patients seeking transplant.

First, Do No Harm
The medical ethics podcast that discusses intriguing ethical scenarios encountered in healthcare. Each episode we will interview a new guest to discuss a different topic within the field of medical ethics and have them provide some real-life examples where they encountered an ethical challenge. Our goal for this podcast is to help teach and facilitate a discussion with people interested in learning more about specific issues in medical ethics. Visit our website www.firstdonoharmpodcast.com for more information.