Ethics and Resilience 2020/2021
- March 11 2021 – The First Anniversary of the COVID-19 Pandemic: An Invitation to Pause, Reflect and Remember
- May 27, 2020 Essential Care for Essential Workers: Fostering Resilience in Challenging Times
Ethics and Diversity Rounds 2020/21
- 2021 October – Giving Voice to the Unspeakable: Moral Injury and Covid-19
- 2021 Sept – Mapping the Moral Landscape of Covid-19 Vaccine Mandates
- 2021 Jan – Surviving the Surge
- 2020 July – Ethical Challenges During the Pandemic
- 2020 June – The Saturation of Grief in the Time of Covid: Honouring Losses and Exploring Healing
- 2020 June – “I Don’t Know What To Say”: Cross-Cultural Compassionate Communication in Time of Crisis
- 2020 May – Hope for the Best, Prepare for the Worst: Implementation of Triage in Critical Care
Ethics Frameworks, Guidelines
This platform is supported by the Michener Institute of Education at UHN and has been created for health care professionals supporting COVID-19 and critically ill patients in the Province of Ontario.
Resources designed to support long-term care shared by the PoET Project: an award-winning, Ontario-based Ethics Quality Improvement project that aims to reduce consent-related errors in long-term care homes, and the transfers to hospital that can follow.
A living document supported by the Osler Covid Clinical Response Team offering information and education. The site contains guidelines on offering critical care and a framework to prepare for major surge.
A repository of public policy documents shared with the Ontario health care system and generated by the COVID-19 health system response effort.
Academic Articles
A resource bank to support learning about ethical issues in the COVID19 pandemic, including: resource allocation, health equity, research ethics and vaccine development, and moral distress of health care providers.
A curated literature hub for tracking up-to-date scientific information about COVID-19.
A project to support exploration of current peer-reviewed literature on COVID-19 that has been curated via a systematic review approach.