On average, only 21 to 33 percent of adults have completed advance directive documents. Only 77 percent of people have heard of advance directives and fewer than 12 percent have discussed an advance directive with their physician when completing it.

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Videos

• Research Ethics Roundup: Neuroethics, presented by Dr. Andrea Giuffrida
• Ethics Bites: Legislative Update: New Laws in Health Care, presented by Brigid Sheridan, JD.
• Conversations About Ethics: Through the End of Life, presented by Ira Byock, MD
• Research Ethics Roundup: Intellectual Property issues, presented by Gary Sertich, PhD, JD
• Health Care is Broken: How Do We Fix It? 7th Annual Frank Bryant Lecture, a Conversations About Ethics event
• Ethics Bites; Transplant Ethics, presented by Interim Dean of Medicine Glenn Halff
• Music and Medicine: George Gershwin, presented by Dr. Richard Kogan
• Research Ethics Roundup: Conduct and Misconduct in Scientific Research, Craig Klugman, PhD
• The Worth of a Child. Frost Lecture in Ethics by Thomas Murray, PhD
• Cutting for Stone: A Reading by Abraham Verghese
• Research Ethics Roundup: Research with Dying Patients and Bereaved Families by Catherine Robichaux, PhD, MSN, CCRN.
• Ethics Bites: Financing Health Care: Is There a More Ethical Way? by Fred Campbell, MD
• Developing Poster Presentations: How to Create a Roll Poster Using PowerPoint by ACET and UT HSC Briscoe Library
• Research Ethics Roundup: The Ethics of Authorship by Linda McManus, PhD
• Ethics Bites: Transitioning from Aggressive Treatment to Hospice Care by Melanie Sulistio, MD
• Research Ethics Roundup: Eugenics & Medical Science presented by Michael Lichtenstein, MD, M.Sc.
• Ethics Bites: A Parental Request to Surgically Silence a Son with Tourette’s Syndrome by G. Richard Holt, MD, MSE, MPH, MABE