Clinician-patient relationship

Blog & Updates

Mar 2023

“Popularly Enthralling and Ethically Disquieting”: As Psychedelics Research and Medicine Goes Mainstream, Greenwall Faculty Scholars Weigh In

After a half-century of relative dormancy, there has been a recent, tremendous surge in the clinical use and research of psychedelics like ketamine and psilocybin. The legal and cultural...

Mar 2023

Can We Fix Failed Hype Cycles in Telehealth?

In 2022, Jeremy Greene, MD, PhD, a Greenwall Faculty Scholars Program Alum, published The Doctor Who Wasn’t There, an historical look at the emerging telemedical technologies of the last two...

Feb 2023

Faculty Scholar Alum Jodi Halpern Brings Message of Empathic Curiosity to Major South American Science Conference

In January, Greenwall Faculty Scholar Alum Jodi Lauren Halpern, MD, PhD, traveled to Santiago, Chile to give a keynote address to the Congreso Futuro titled, “The Power of Empathic Curiosity in...

Aug 2021

Helping Patients Make Difficult Choices About Treatment Options

Receiving a life-changing diagnosis presents many challenges, including a potential choice among several treatment options. Deciding on a treatment option can be complicated by clinician preference...

Apr 2021

In Scripting Death, Faculty Scholar Alum Mara Buchbinder Maps the Real-World Impact of End-of-Life Care

Medical aid-in-dying is a complex and layered issue. For decades, the subject has dominated social and political discussions around end-of-life decision-making. Over the last five years,...

Mar 2021

In The Problem of Alzheimer’s, Board Member Jason Karlawish Analyzes the Past and Future of Treatment for Alzheimer’s Disease

Oct 2020

Greenwall Community Members Debate Psychiatric Aid-in-Dying at ASBH Conference

Greenwall Faculty Scholar Program Committee Member Dr. Daniel Sulmasy, Faculty Scholar Dr. Brent Kious, Faculty Scholar Alum Dr. Scott Kim, and Prof. Margaret Battin debated a difficult and...

Sep 2020

New Study Raises Questions About Ethics When Doctors Fundraise From Wealthy Patients

Donations from grateful former patients are a significant source of funding for hospitals. In order to solicit donations, some...

Scholars

Tyler Tate, MD, MA

Class of 2027 Stanford University

Ryan Antiel, MD, MSME

Class of 2027 Duke University

Jennifer James, PhD, MSW, MSSP

Class of 2024 University of California, San Francisco

Zahra Ayubi, PhD

Class of 2022 Dartmouth College

Brownsyne Tucker Edmonds, MD, MPH, MS

Class of 2019 Indiana University School of Medicine

Douglas John Opel, MD, MPH

Class of 2018 University of Washington School of Medicine

Mara Buchbinder, PhD

Class of 2018 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Jeremy A. Greene, MD, PhD

Class of 2018 Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

Neal W. Dickert, MD, PhD

Class of 2016 Emory University School of Medicine

Kimani Paul-Emile, JD, PhD

Class of 2016 Fordham University School of Law

Jon Tilburt, MD

Class of 2014 Mayo Clinic

Alex Smith, MD, MS, MPH

Class of 2013 University of California, San Francisco (UCSF)

Steven Joffe, MD, MPH

Class of 2012 University of Pennsylvania Perelman School of Medicine

Gretchen Schwarze, MD, MPP

Class of 2011 University of Wisconsin-Madison

Douglas B. White, MD, MAS

Class of 2011 University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

Jeffrey Peppercorn, MD, MPH

Class of 2010 Massachusetts General Hospital

Farr Curlin, MD

Class of 2009 Duke University

Jodi Lauren Halpern, MD, PhD

Class of 2008 University of California, Berkeley

Alexander A. Kon, MD, HEC-C, FAAP, FCCM

Class of 2007 University of California San Diego School of Medicine

Thomas H. Gallagher, MD, MACP

Class of 2006 University of Washington

Grants

Disclosure of Prognosis: Normative Issues and Implications for Practice and Policy

Alex Smith, MD, MS, MPH University of California, San Francisco (UCSF)

Grant Type: Faculty Scholars Program
Grant Cycle: 2009 - 2010

Bioethics in Movement Advocacy

Craig Konnoth, JD, MPhil University of Virginia

Grant Type: Faculty Scholars Program
Grant Cycle: 2020 - 2021

Ethical Implications of Post-market Surveillance and Remote Monitoring of Medical Devices: The Case of Implantable Cardioverter-Defibrillators

Daniel B. Kramer, MD, MPH Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center / Harvard Medical School

Grant Type: Faculty Scholars Program
Grant Cycle: 2015 - 2016

Improving Decision Making for Incapacitated Patients who Lack a Surrogate Decision Maker

Douglas B. White, MD, MAS University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

Grant Type: Faculty Scholars Program
Grant Cycle: 2007 - 2008

When Parents Refuse or Delay Childhood Vaccines: Implications for Shared Decision-Making

Douglas John Opel, MD, MPH University of Washington School of Medicine

Grant Type: Faculty Scholars Program
Grant Cycle: 2014-2015

Variance on the Margins of Religion and Medicine

Farr Curlin, MD Duke University

Grant Type: Faculty Scholars Program
Grant Cycle: 2005 - 2006

Ethical Issues in High Risk Surgery with a Focus on Advance Directives

Gretchen Schwarze, MD, MPP University of Wisconsin-Madison

Grant Type: Faculty Scholars Program
Grant Cycle: 2007-2008

Integrating Ethics into the Science of Behavior Change: An Ethical Framework for Clinicians and Policymakers

Jennifer Blumenthal-Barby, MA, PhD Baylor College of Medicine

Grant Type: Faculty Scholars Program
Grant Cycle: 2010 - 2011

Healthcare decision-making in California women’s prisons: historical legacies of injustice and modern regulatory constraints

Jennifer James, PhD, MSW, MSSP University of California, San Francisco

Grant Type: Faculty Scholars Program
Grant Cycle: 2020 - 2021

Affective Forecasting and Respecting Subjective Values in Healthcare Decision-Making

Jodi Lauren Halpern, MD, PhD University of California, Berkeley

Grant Type: Faculty Scholars Program
Grant Cycle: 2004 - 2005

Ethical Issues in Implementing Shared Decision Making in the Wake of Healthcare Reform

Jon Tilburt, MD Mayo Clinic

Grant Type: Faculty Scholars Program
Grant Cycle: 2010 - 2011

The role of race and law in the use and development of assisted reproductive technology, controlled substances, and epigenetics research

Kimani Paul-Emile, JD, PhD Fordham University School of Law

Grant Type: Faculty Scholars Program
Grant Cycle: 2012 - 2013

Clinical Ethics, Communication, and Physician Aid-in-Dying

Mara Buchbinder, PhD University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Grant Type: Faculty Scholars Program
Grant Cycle: 2014 - 2015

Shared Decision-Making among Vulnerable Populations: The Confluence of Bioethics, Health Disparities and Medical Decision-Making

Monica Peek, MD, MPH University of Chicago

Grant Type: Faculty Scholars Program
Grant Cycle: 2014-2015

Enhancing the Disclosure of Medical Errors

Thomas H. Gallagher, MD, MACP University of Washington

Grant Type: Faculty Scholars Program
Grant Cycle: 2002 - 2003

Trusting Black Women: Exploring Identity, Decision-Making, and History

Wangui Muigai, PhD Brandeis University

Grant Type: Faculty Scholars Program
Grant Cycle: 2021 - 2022

Deciding for Women: Gender and Authority in Islamic Biomedical Ethics

Zahra Ayubi, PhD Dartmouth College

Grant Type: Faculty Scholars Program
Grant Cycle: 2018 - 2019

A New Era in Alzheimer's Disease: Examining the Ethics of Anti-Amyloid Treatment

Justin Clapp, PhD University of Pennsylvania

Grant Type: Making a Difference
Grant Cycle: sping 2024

An ethics-informed policy for urine drug testing in pregnancy: impact on patients and providers

Erica Holland, MD Boston Medical Center

Grant Type: Making a Difference
Grant Cycle: spring 2023

Institutional Obligations for Pragmatic Clinical Trials: Developing A Normative Account and Practical Guidance

Stephanie Morain, PhD Johns Hopkins University

Grant Type: Making a Difference
Grant Cycle: spring 2023

Trusting Each Other: Enhancing Trust in Health Care Relationships

Matthew Wynia, MD University of Colorado Denver Anschutz Medical Campus

Grant Type: Making a Difference
Grant Cycle: spring 2023

Developing Practical Guidance for Integrating Sustainability and Conservation Ethics into Clinical Decision-Making

Andrew Hantel, MD Dana-Farber Cancer Institute

Grant Type: Making a Difference
Grant Cycle: spring 2022

Evaluating the role of ethical, medical, and economic considerations in the suspension of in-person visits to long-term care residents during a pandemic

Jakub Hlavka, PhD University of Southern California

Grant Type: Making a Difference
Grant Cycle: fall 2021

Peers in Mental Health: Role Boundaries and Ethics

Julia Knopes, PhD Case Western Reserve University

Grant Type: Making a Difference
Grant Cycle: fall 2021

Sharing Electronic Health Information with Adolescents and Parents: Evaluating the Ethical and Practical Challenges

Bryan Sisk, MD Washington University

Grant Type: Making a Difference
Grant Cycle: fall 2021

Developing Practical Recommendations for Precision AI-enabled Clinically Embedded Research (PACER)

Justin Starren, MD, PhD Northwestern University

Grant Type: Making a Difference
Grant Cycle: spring 2021

Periviable Decision-Making Dynamics: Who should decide and what happens when parental parties disagree?

Brownsyne Tucker Edmonds, MD Indiana University

Grant Type: Making a Difference
Grant Cycle: fall 2020

Ethically Responsible Choice Architecture in Medical Decision Making

Jennifer S. Blumenthal-Barby, PhD Baylor College of Medicine

Grant Type: Making a Difference
Grant Cycle: fall 2013

Moral Conceptions of Respect and Dignity

Mary Catherine Beach, MD Johns Hopkins University

Grant Type: Making a Difference
Grant Cycle: spring 2014

Physician Truthfulness in Primary Care: A Qualitative Exploration

Eric G. Campbell, PhD Massachusetts General Hospital

Grant Type: Making a Difference
Grant Cycle: spring 2014

Advancing the Concept of Patient Self-Management

Wylie Burke, MD, PhD University of Washington

Grant Type: Making a Difference
Grant Cycle: spring 2015

Failure To Die In Time: Exploration of Experiences and Attitudes of Family Members of Donors Involved in Donation after Circulatory Death

Margaret (Gretchen) Schwarze University of Wisconsin

Grant Type: Making a Difference
Grant Cycle: spring 2015

Public and Patient Perspectives Regarding the Ethics of Fundraising from Patients

Reshma Jagsi, MD, DPhil University of Michigan

Grant Type: Making a Difference
Grant Cycle: spring 2018

The Ethical Acceptability of Deception in Physician-Patient Communication

Scott Halpern, MD University of Pennsylvania

Grant Type: Making a Difference
Grant Cycle: spring 2016

What We Talk about When We Talk about Surgery: Redesigning the Conceptual Framework for Preoperative Communication about Surgical Intervention

Margaret (Gretchen) Schwarze, MD University of Wisconsin

Grant Type: Making a Difference
Grant Cycle: fall 2018

When patients demean healthcare providers

Alicia Fernandez, MD University of California, San Francisco

Grant Type: Making a Difference
Grant Cycle: fall 2017

A Bioethical Framework to Inform Use of Novel Drugs, Devices, and Digital Health Technologies Approved with Incomplete Evidence

Rita F. Redberg, MD University of California San Francisco

Grant Type: Making a Difference
Grant Cycle: spring 2019

Oncologists’ Views on the Ethics of Patient Recorded Visits

Rachel Jimenez, MD Massachusetts General Hospital

Grant Type: Making a Difference
Grant Cycle: spring 2019