Bioethics, public health ethics, clinical ethics and the philosophy of medicine

Summary

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Associate Professor Kerridge’s research focuses on the philosophical, moral and socio-cultural concepts, frameworks and issues that underpin health, health policy and biomedicine including in public health, research and clinical care.

Supervisor

Professor Ian Kerridge.

Research location

Camperdown - School of Public Health - Sydney Health Ethics

Program type

Masters/PHD

Synopsis

His research explores such topics as public health ethics, stem cells, end-of-life care, the experience of illness and survival, synthetic genomics, organ transplantation, cord blood and tissue donation, research ethics, publication and the pharmaceutical industry.

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Opportunity ID

The opportunity ID for this research opportunity is 1406