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Ethics in Practice

Quicksand & University of Bristol

Société & Culture

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Fréquence : 1 épisode/4j. Total Éps: 5

This podcast grows from our understanding that bioethics is not only a branch of governance or philosophy but a space to follow your moral conviction too. We recognise that it is not easy to navigate the doubt, anger, despair and grief inherent in working with, and within, distorted systems to change them.

We therefore invite our guests to talk candidly about the complexity of practicing ethics in medicine and research. How do they move towards hope, integrity, and justice? Their stories are sector-specific but really, this podcast is for anyone who seeks social value in their work.

Funded by Wellcome.

For more details: https://ethicsinpractice.net/about

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This podcast series has been published in good faith, for non-commercial purposes only. The opinions, beliefs and views expressed by our guests are personal to the guests and do not represent those of Quicksand, University of Bristol, or Wellcome. Any content provided by our guests is not intended to malign any country, religion, ethnic group, community, company or individual.

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Apologise, Remember and Show Up: How Do We Grow from Injustice and Wrong-doing?

Saison 1 · Épisode 5

vendredi 23 mai 2025 • Durée 44:10

What if saying sorry isn’t enough? This episode urges us to think more deeply about wrongdoing, silence, complicity and solidarity in bioethics. Vanessa and Jantina reflect on the power—and limits—of an apology, including Vanessa’s experience of chairing the Committee that secured redressal from the White House for Public Health Department's infamous study on Syphilis at Tuskegee.

Vanessa Northington Gamble is a University Professor of Medical Humanities at the George Washington University, USA. She is the first woman and first African American to hold this prestigious, endowed faculty position.

Jantina de Vries is a Professor of Medicine at the University of Cape Town, South Africa, where she also founded the Ethics Lab to centre Africa as the context and driver of bioethics in scholarship.

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Vanessa Northington Gamble’s website
Jantina de Vries’ publications
The history of the hospital at Tuskegee by NPR
The Syphilis Study was brought to public light with this, this, this and this article by the New York Times (1972)
Ethics Lab at the University of Cape Town
Archival footage of President Clinton apologising for the US Public Health Service’s study on Syphilis in Tuskegee. At the White House, 1997.
Vanessa led a Committee to demand redressal for the US Public Health Service’s study on Syphilis. Here is their final report from 1996.
Archival footage of the March over Edmund Pettus Bridge (1965)
Selma to Montgomery March
Solidarity Now by Mie Inoye, and Jodi Dean’s response to it.

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Building, Challenging and Transforming Systems in Bioethics

Saison 1 · Épisode 4

vendredi 23 mai 2025 • Durée 49:27

Amar Jesani and Joseph Ali discuss how bioethical systems are built through institutions, resistance, and everyday practice. They encourage us to consider the multi-dimensional aspects of systems, including how they are actively contested and constructed and the dynamics between institutional insiders and outsiders.

Amar started his career as an activist and has played a pivotal role in shaping the field of bioethics in India. Joseph is an Associate Professor and the Associate Director for Global Programs at Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Ethics, USA. He has been involved in establishing and operating various programmes to strengthen bioethics in his home country and internationally.

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Medico Friend Circle - Established in 1974
Civil Rights Act (1964) and The Civil Rights Movement (1945-1968)
Joseph Ali’s collaboration on defining Malaysia's health research ethics system through a stakeholder-driven approach
Photos on The Emergency in India (1975-1977) with

The Quiet Optimism of Teaching Bioethics

Saison 1 · Épisode 3

jeudi 15 mai 2025 • Durée 45:56

Medical ethics is more than a module—it’s a mindset. In this episode, Mario Vaz and Jordan Parsons reflect on how they try to go beyond lectures and focus on reflexivity as one of the skills that matters deeply in real-world care.

Mario was a Professor and the Head of Physiology at St John’s Medical College, Bengaluru (India). He has retired now. Jordan is an Assistant Professor in Medical Ethics and Law at Birmingham Medical School (UK).

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Mario Vaz’s paper on the historical attempts to include ethics in medical education in India
Barna Ganguly’s paper on how bioethics is taught at the undergraduate level to medical students in India. It relates to the Attitude, Ethics and Communication module that Mario mentions
Mario’s views on the importance of positive role models in medical education (Open access)
Heidi Lempp’s paper on the hidden curriculum in medical education in the UK (Open access)
Manjulika Vaz’s article on how reflective writing helped medical students during the COVID-19 pandemic (Open access)

The Ethics of Being There: Fieldwork, Doubt and Meaning

Saison 1 · Épisode 2

jeudi 15 mai 2025 • Durée 43:27

Supriya Subramani and Anna Dowrick share their journey of designing and conducting qualitative research on health interventions and lived experiences. Through rich discussion, they challenge conventional views of research, offering fresh insights into theory, reflexivity, and the human side of academic inquiry.

Supriya is a Lecturer at the University of Sydney and Anna is a Senior Researcher at the University of Oxford. We hope you find their exchange meaningful.

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Anna’s paper on improving access to support for those who have experienced domestic violence
Supriya’s PhD on informed consent in the Indian medical judiciary
Supriya on the concept of respect in clinical practice, and recognition and self-respect.
Anna’s paper on how UK’s health workers experienced COVID-19
Finn Mackay on feminist theory

An Invitation to Re-imagine Health, Research and Bioethics

Saison 1 · Épisode 1

jeudi 8 mai 2025 • Durée 39:08

Nicole and Christina share their experience of resisting hierarchies and creating space for subjugated knowledge in academia. Leaving us with an alternative way of seeing health, research, and bioethics that is not only relevant for this episode but the whole series.

Nicole Redvers is a member of the Denı́nu Kų́ę́ First Nation (Northwest Territories, Canada). She is an Associate Professor, Western Research Chair and the Director of Indigenous Planetary Health at the Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry at Western University. Christina Lee manages Knowledge Exchange for the Disability Matters Programme at the University of Sheffield, UK.

The audio quality of this episode tends to fluctuate. Please listen to it in a quiet environment / with headphones if you can.

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Nicole Redvers on how climate breakdown affects health in the sub-Arctic region
Christina Lee’s essay on Buddhist Self-Help Healing Narratives and the Meditative Turn
Crossings by Christina
Complaint by Sara Ahmed

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