Program in Human Rights and Health

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The Program in Human Rights and Health of the School of Public Health is devoted to scholarly investigation, practical projects and educational programs that bear on a wide range of moral, legal and public policy issues involving medicine and public health.

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About the Program in Human Rights and Medicine
(2002) university of Minnesota. Program in Human Rights and Health
This document is a bulletin from the School of Public Health's Program in Human Rights and Health giving information on their program in Human Rights and Medicine
African-American Seniors' Perspectives on Advance Care Planning: Virtue Ethics Community-Based Approach
(University of Minnesota, 2012-03-27) Crump, Saundra
Saundra Crump, RN, MSN, PhD with Minnesota Hartford Geriatric Nursing Education Scholar and Principal, BioEthical Solutions, Inc. presents on African-American Seniors' Perspectives on Advance Care Planning:A Virtue Ethics Community-Based Approach
American Relief Agency for the Horn of Africa
(University of Minnesota, 2012-02-28) Idris, Mohamed (MA)
Mohamed Idris, MA Executive Director, American Relief Agency for the Horn of Africa presents on Famine Relief, Prevention and Remittances for the Horn of Africa.
An Approach to Teaching
(1999-06) Dolan, John, M
The following document is a statement, by program co-chair John M. Dolan, was written on the occasion of his induction into the University of Minnesota's Academy of Distinguished Teachers, in June 1999.
Bioethics and Moral Pluralism
(2008-04-03) Marshall, Mary Faith
H. Tristram Engelhardt, MD, PhD from Rice University Department of Philosophy and Mary Faith Marshall, PhD from the U of M Center for Medical Humanities and the Arts, Center for Bioethics lectures on Bioethics and Moral Pluralism.
The Body on Display: Controversies and Conversations (Are We Our Bodies?)
(2006-07-06) Nichols, Terry
In this lecture in The Body on Display: Controversies and Conversations series, Terry Nichols,Professor, Department of Theology, University of St Thomas, lectures on "Are We Our Bodies?".
The Body on Display: Controversies and Conversations (One Person's Trash, Another Person's Treasure: Von Hagen's Anatomy Road Show)
(2006-07-06) Schulte-Sasse, Linda
In this lecture in The Body on Display: Controversies and Conversations series, Linda Schulte-Sasse, Chair, Department of Germanic Studies, at Macalester College lectures on Von Hagen's Anatomy Road Show.
The Body on Display: Controversies and Conversations (Plasti-Nation: How America Was Won)
(2006-07-06) Tanassi, Lucia M.
In this lecture in the series of The Body on Display: Controversies and Conversations, Lucia M Tanassi, Professor of Medical Ethics and Anthropology, Center for Biomedical Ethics and Society at the Vanderbilt University Medical Center, lectures on "Plasti-Nation: How America Was Won".
The Body on Display: Controversies and Conversations (Sacred Versus Secular: Notions of the Body from an American Indian Perspective)
(2006-07-06) Moss, Margaret P
In this lecture in The Body on Display: Controversies and Conversations series,Margaret P Moss, Assistant Professor at the School of Nursing, University of Minnesota lectures on Notions of the Body from an American Indian Perspective.
Boundaries and Bodies: Cultural and Religious Perspectives (Connecting Terms and Times)
(2006-07-06) Allison, Kirk
In The Bodies and Boundaries, Culture and Religion series, Kirk Allison, Associate Program Director, Program for Human Rights in Medicine, Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology, and Women's Health at the University of Minnesota lectures on Connecting Terms and Times.
Boundaries and Bodies: Cultural and Religious Perspectives (Discussion)
(2006-07-06) Marshall, Mary Faith
Questions from the audience and responses from presenters, moderated by Mary Faith Marshall.
Commentray: Paper's Predictably Pro-choice; Public isn't so sure
(Star Tribune, 1999-04-19) Calvin, Steven, E
The following document is an editorial, by program co-chair Steven E. Calvin, MD, reprinted from the Opinion page of the Minneapolis Star Tribune. It originally appeared on Monday, April 19th.
Darfur! Responding to a Public Health Disaster
(2009-02-11) Brahma, As his
Ashis Brahma, MD, lectures on responding to public health disaster in Darfur.
Forgotten No More! (Part 1)
(2009-04-17) Rosenthal, Eric
Eric Rosenthal, JD, lectures on part one of Forgotten No More! regarding International Human Rights Advocacy for Persons with Mental Disabilities and the new UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
Forgotten No More! (Part 2)
(2009-04-17) Rosenthal, Eric
Eric Rosenthal, JD, lectures on part two of Forgotten No More! regarding International Human Rights Advocacy for Persons with Mental Disabilities and the new UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities
A Gentle Approach: Interacting With a person Who is Semi-Conscious or presumed in Coma
(University of Minnesota SPH, 1994) Hoyt, Jane
This document, written by Jane D. Hoyt, M.E.d., explains how to interact with a person who is semi-conscious or presumed in coma.
The Gifts of the Body: Organ Procurement for Transplantation
(2010-11-11) Meilaender, Gilbert
Gilbert Meilaender, PhD,Valparaiso University & former member of President's Council on Bioethics lectures on organ procurement for transplantation.
International Forum on Medical Ethics
(University of Minnesota SPH, 2000-10-28) Calvin, Steve
This article, written by Steve Calvin M.D., describes the ethical challenges of maternal-fetal medicine practice in the United States.
John Dolan Memorial Symposium
(2006) university of Minnesota. Program in Human Rights and Health
This document is the program and registration for the John Dolan Memorial Symposium 2006 held on October 11th and 12th by the Program of Human Rights and Medicine.
The Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Anthropology, Human Heredity and Eugenics
(2008-03-27) Schmul, Hans-Walter