Mission-Driven Bioethics in New York State
Founded in 2020, the Empire State Bioethics Consortium is a not-for-profit membership organization of scholars, researchers, and practitioners dedicated to addressing ethical issues and inequities in health and health care across New York State.
Serious Illness and Dying as Meaningful
Experience:
Ethical Considerations of Equity, Access, and Choice in End-of-Life Care
The 2023 ESBC Annual Meeting held 12/13/2024.
Panelists included: Christopher Comfort, Lauren Hall, John Dow, Linda Golding, and Karen Bullock.
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Gianna R. Strand, MS, DBe, Karin Sobeck, RN, MSN, MSBe, Sarah J. Kiskadden-Bechtel, MSBe, and David N. Hoffman, JD
In recent years, the landscape of end-of-life care has undergone significant changes, with over 200 million people globally having legal access to some form of aid in dying. Legislation such as Washington's Senate Bill 5179 mandates hospitals to disclose end-of-life care policies, yet compliance remains low. Strategies include compliance integration, advocacy, and reporting to ensure transparency and empower patients in their healthcare decisions.
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