My latest article is now available in the September 2026 issue of American Journal of Bioethics: "Hospital Bioethics: Ample Legal Foundations to Articulate Organizational Obligations."
Here is the rest of the symposium:
What Can We Ask of Hospitals? Conceptual Foundations for an Ethics of Healthcare Organizations
Meso Bioethics and Law
Using Meso-Ethical Concepts to Uncover Hospital Accountability in Patient Terminations
Beyond Bad Actors
Operationalizing Organizational Ethics: A Practical Framework for Healthcare
Beyond Agency: Special Obligations and the Foundations of Organisational Ethics
From Conceptual Foundations to Practice: Advancing Organizational Ethics of Health Care Payers
Modern Medicine: For Patients or For Profit?
Institutional Responsibility Without Moral Agency: The Case of Hospitals
Hospitals as (Im)Moral Agents: Interrogating Which Mission Hospitals Serve and Why
The Ethical Obligations of Hospitals in the Post-Dobbs Landscape
Quotidian Harms, Vanishing Hands: the Challenge of Discerning Accountability in an AI-Driven Clinical Context
The Role of Empirical Research in Specifying and Addressing Meso-Level Ethical Issues
Responsibility—Collective and Taken: What We Can Fairly Ask of Hospitals and Their Members
What Hospitals Owe Beyond Justice: The Case for Love
Hospitals Have a Responsibility, But What Next? Legal Constraints, Allocation of Responsibility, and Frontline Clinicians
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