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PEOPLE
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RESOURCES
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UM Ethics Programs and the Arsht Ethics Initiatives announce the 6th annual Arsht Research on Ethics and Community Grants. Deadline is May 21.

Miller School of Medicine students have created a Website to feature art, music and literature by students and faculty. Submissions welcome.

UM Ethics Programs and the Florida Bioethics Network held the 20th annual “Florida Ethics: Debates, Dcisions, Solutions” conference.

The UM Ethics Programs have been designated a World Health Organization (WHO) Collaborating Center in Ethics and Global Health Policy.
Created in 1993 to coordinate UM Ethics efforts in Latin America and the Caribbean, “PABI” is also the name of our NIH-Fogarty grant.
We are developing a comprehensive Spanish-language certificate program for health professionals who seek to improve their capacity in clinical ethics.
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Robin Fiore and Reid Cushman have written on international dimensions of the Responsible Conduct of Research in a recent edition of the journal Asia-Pacific Psychiatry.
“Responsible conduct of research, globalization and academic…

Ethics Programs faculty recently published an article on ethical, legal and social issues associated with personal health records.

AMIA has published a new report on public health informatics with content on ethics contributed by Ethics Programs co-director Ken Goodman.
Trustee, philanthropist and community leader Adrienne Arsht has committed to give a $3 million to the University of Miami Ethics Programs, constituting the largest gift for ethics in Florida history