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Strange bedfellows? Reflections on bioethics' role in disaster response planning
American Journal of Bioethics 6 (5):3 – 5 (2006)
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This essay considers the potential role of bioethics in disaster response planning and preparedness. Bioethicists can make substantial contributions, by ensuring that decision-making and distribution of resources during crises is carried out in a fair and just manner, as well as by examining the assumptions upon which disaster planning are based. Bioethicists should also be aware of potential pitfalls of overly-hasty engagement with this new field.Author's Profile
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