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Conscience, Vaccines, and the Obligations of Community
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In Conscience, Vaccines, and the Obligations of Community, a panel of experts discusses respect for individual conscience and decision making and how to balance this with the health needs of communities. Considerations of conscientious objection, vaccine hesitancy, and the role of philosophical and religious concerns in requesting exemptions are to be discussed.
Recorded on February 10, 2022.
Panelists:
-Jason T. Eberl, PhD, Director; Professor, Albert Gnaegi Center for Health Care Ethics, Saint Louis University
-Paul Cummins, PhD, Research Assistant Professor, Bioethics Clarkson University
-Kirk Johnson, MDiv, DMH, Assistant Professor, Justice Studies Montclair State University
Recorded on February 10, 2022.
Panelists:
-Jason T. Eberl, PhD, Director; Professor, Albert Gnaegi Center for Health Care Ethics, Saint Louis University
-Paul Cummins, PhD, Research Assistant Professor, Bioethics Clarkson University
-Kirk Johnson, MDiv, DMH, Assistant Professor, Justice Studies Montclair State University
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