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# Journal I/F

AMERICAN JOURNAL OF BIOETHICS

Shifting Tasks, Shifting Baselines: Mobile Health and the Limits of Empowerment. Carrots and Sticks: Incentives in Shaping Digital Health Products. Transparency Over Gatekeeping. When Task Shifting Becomes Responsibility Laundering. Mobile Health and Deresponsibilization. A Responsibility-Based Test for Task Shifting in Digital Health. When the Employer Is the Gatekeeper: Rethinking Digital Health Task Shifting. From Empowerment to Offloading: Task Shifting and the Redistribution of Responsibility in Digital Health. Realizing the Promise of Mobile Health Tools for Improved Healthcare Access. Institutional Conscientious Objection is Not the Answer. Which Institutional Conscience? Awkward, Arbitrary, or Arrogant? Hohfeld, Berlin and the Social Dimensions of Rights of Conscience in Health Care. Mistaking Conscience for Control: Why Institutional Conscience Claims are an Unethical Gambit. Conscience Without a Map: The Disclosure Problem in Secular Institutional Refusal. Institutional Refusal: The Costs to Patients. Institutionalizing Conscience: Beyond Agency and Individuality. Conscience Clause Laws Already Permit Secular Hospitals to Withhold or Withdraw Life-Sustaining Treatment over Surrogate Objections. Futile or Fruitful? Institutional Conscience and Values Pluralism in Pediatric Care. A Catholic Perspective on Secular Institutional Conscience Objection Claims. Potentially Life-Saving Law Should Not be Trumped by Individual or Corporate Conscience. A Healthy Patient Requesting POLST. The Patient Asks, the Physician Answers, Which Document and Who Decides? Excavating Moral Distress to Address a Troubling POLST Request. "The Right Wish, the Wrong Form: Advance Care Planning for the Healthy Patient". Navigating Ethical Tensions in Pediatric Vaccination Following Changes in CDC Guidance. Addressing Vaccine Hesitancy Amid Changing Federal Guidance. Navigating Ethical Tensions When Parents Refuse Medically Recommended Vaccination for Children with Underlying Conditions. When Vaccine Guidance Fractures: the Ethics Consultant's Role in Restoring Clinical Confidence. Centering Our Social World in Planetary Health Research Ethics. Ashley Revisited: Reflections and Lessons Twenty Years Later. Planetary Health Research Ethics: Why the Concept Falls Short. Assessing the Environmental Risks of Health Research Leads to Problematic Mission Creep for Ethics Committees. Reorganizing Research Governance for Environmental Trade-Offs. Work in the World: On Planetary Health and Bioethics. Carbon Calculus in a Rights-Based Discipline: What Planetary Health Research Ethics Must Still Confront. Decolonizing Carbon Centric Planetary Health Research Ethics. How Not to Address Planetary Health Concerns in the Health Research Enterprise. Shaking Up Environmental Justice: Making a Case for Epistemic Sustainability. Planetary Health Ethics Needs to Consider the Emerging Role of Artificial Intelligence. Planetary Health Research Ethics in the Age of Artificial Intelligence: Environmental, Governance, and Epistemic Dimensions. Ad Planetam per Aspera: Beyond Human Health Extensionism. Our Social Support Systems and Their Effects on Our Health. Structural Responsibility over Individual Autonomy: Shifting the Burden in Planetary Health Research. Structures of Safety in Hospital Disposition: A Pediatric Context. Psychological Safety and Ethically Fraught Discharges: A Reflection from the Rehabilitation Space. Mitigating Moral Distress from "Suboptimal" Discharges through Dimensions of Care. The Intersection of Hospital Disposition and Incarceration. Weighing Hospital and Community Interests When Discharging Patients: Does This Place an Unjust Burden on an Already Burdened Population? Capacity Consultations and Moral Responsibility for the Safe Disposition. What the Framework Misses: The Social Dimension of Professional Responsibility.