Stockholm Centre for Healthcare Ethics
Karolinska Institutet, the Royal Institute of Technology and Stockholm University have together established Stockholm Centre for Healthcare Ethics, CHE.
Program: Addressing ethical obstacles to person-centred care in psychiatry, paediatrics and primary care
Program: Addressing ethical obstacles to person-centred care in psychiatry, paediatrics and primary care
The research aims at taking a broad grip on the subject of person-centred care from the point of view of healthcare ethics. The program focuses on obstacles to person-centred care that specifically relate to values and norms.
New article on youth health
New article on youth health
Mimmi Åström et al have written an article on youth health measured with the health-related life-quality instrument EQ-5D-Y-3L, where the results are divided into sociodemografic factors and self-reported comorbidity.
New article on a palliative care approach in psychiatry
Anna Lindblad, Gert Helgesson and Manne Sjöstrand have written an article on palliative care in psychiatry and discuss the need of a new definition.
Article: Value-impregnated factual claims and slippery-slope arguments
Article: Value-impregnated factual claims and slippery-slope arguments
Gert Helgesson, Nils Lynoe and Niklas Juth have written an article about slippery-slope arguments.
Gert's lecture-by-a-Professor
Gert's lecture-by-a-Professor
Gert Helgesson has held a lecture at KI of the series "Get inspired by a Professor", about research ethics post-Macchiarini.
Donation ethics – donation in life and after death
Donation ethics – donation in life and after death
New multi professional research group on organ donation and transplantation