Envisioning New Models for Equitably Addressing Disability and Brain Death

Presenter(s)

• AF

  Ashley Feinsinger
• AH

  Amanda Hine, MA, PHD, HEC-C (Amanda Hine,)

  Associate Professor
  Health Services Education/ Healthcare Ethics
  Regis Univeristy
  Edgewater, Colorado
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  Spencer Schmid, MD/PhD student ((he/him/his))

  MD/PhD student
  Health Care Ethics
  Saint Louis University
  St Louis, Missouri

Presentations:

• 3:15 PM – 4:30 PM ET

  Neurological disorder, non-speaking intellectual disability, and patient-centered communication: shortcomings of an autonomy-centric model
  

  Presenter: Ashley Feinsinger
• 3:15 PM – 4:30 PM ET

  Opportunities for What? Critically Examining Capitalist Constraints on Medicine's Conception of the "Good Life" for Disabled Patients
  

  Presenter: Spencer Schmid, MD/PhD student ((he/him/his)) – Saint Louis University
• 3:15 PM – 4:30 PM ET

  The Future of Brain Death: Epistemic Equality Through Inclusive Policy
  

  Presenter: Amanda Hine, MA, PHD, HEC-C (Amanda Hine,) – Regis Univeristy