 Research
A wide
array of scholarly inquiry in bioethics takes place at the University of Michigan. Most research combines
analytical, conceptual analysis with empirical methods. Contact us if
you would like further information on a particular area of research,
PUBLICATIONS
Measuring
African American Parents’ Cultural Mistrust While in a Health Care
Setting. Moseley KL, Freed GL, Bullard CM, Goold SD. J Nat Med Ass 99(1):15-21, 2007 Jan.
The
Coverage Priorities of Disabled Adult Medi-Cal Beneficiaries. Danis M, Ginsburg M, Goold SD. Journal of Health Care in the Poor and
Underserved. 17:592–609,
2006.
(De)constructing “Basic:” Citizens Define the Core Elements of
Coverage. Ginsburg M, Goold SD, Danis M. Health Affairs,
25(6):1648-55, November 14, 2006.
Define
“Affordable.” Goold SD, Baum NM. Hastings Center Report 36(5):22-24, September-October 2006
Ethics
and Professionalism: What Does a Resident Need to Learn? Goold SD and Stern D.
American Journal of Bioethics 6(4):9-17, July-August 2006.
GRANTS
Health Policy,
Economics and Management
- Allocating Scarce Resources, Rationing
- Public participation in and public values
related to health care priority-setting
- The relationship between hospice location
and population income
- Improving the provision of palliative care
in primary care
- Deliberative democratic approaches to
health policy
- Evaluating deliberative democratic
procedures applied to health policy
- Race, genetics, communities and health
policy
- Person Tradeoff (PTO) Utility Measure
Decision Making and
Communication
- Cultural mistrust and decision making by
African American parents of severely ill neonates
- Decisions to participate in research by
those with impairments
- The role of risk perceptions in decision
making
- The role of emotions in decision making
- Health Benefit Choices by and about the
Uninsured
- Consent to preventive services in primary
care
- Setting priorities for the use of limited
healthcare resources
- Advance planning for end of life decisions
- Also see the Center for Behavioral and Decision
Sciences in Medicine
Trust and
Trustworthiness
- Doctor-patient relationships,
communication and trust in the context of severe illness
- Cultural mistrust and its impact on
healthcare decisions
- Trust in healthcare institutions
Innovation and
Evaluation of Ethics Education
- Teaching and measuring professionalism
- The "hidden" values curriculum
- Ethics and Professionalsim:
What Does a Resident Need to Learn?
- Pelvic exams and anesthetized patients
Advances in Medical
Science
- Views on genetics in minority populations
- Historical analyses of eugenics
- Ethics, history and reproductive
technologies
Culture, Race, and
Gender
- Historical and cultural analyses of
Psychotropic Medications
- Gender, Culture, and Psychiatry
- African Americans, Trust and decision
making
Research Ethics and
Integrity
- Decisions to participate in research
by/for those with cognitive impairments
- Evaluating researchers' competence to
obtain Valid Consent or Refusal to Research Participation
- The history of human experimentation
- Research and Vulnerable Populations
History and Bioethics
- The History of Eugenics and Human Genetics
- Changing Concepts of Death
- The Relations of Bioethics and History
- The history of human experimentation
- History of Schizophrenia
- History of Psychotropic Medications
- In Vitro Fertilization in the United States: History, Politics and American
Reproductive Imagination
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