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Mark G. Kuczewski, Ph.D.
Director,
Neiswanger Institute for Bioethics and Health Policy
The Father
Michael I. English, S.J., Professor of Medical Ethics
E-mail:
mkuczew@lumc.edu
Fax:
708-327-9209
Neiswanger
Institute for Bioethics and Health Policy
Loyola University Chicago Stritch School of Medicine
2160 S. First Ave., Bldg. 120, Room 280, Maywood, IL 60153
Mark G.
Kuczewski, PhD, is a philosopher by training whose research and writings
have focused extensively on clinical ethical decision making. He is the
author of
Fragmentation and Consensus: Communitarian and Casuist Bioethics
(Georgetown University Press, 1997), co-author (with Rosa Lynn Pinkus) of
the popular,
An Ethics Casebook for Hospitals: Practical Approaches to Everyday Cases
(Georgetown University Press, 1999), and co-editor (with Ronald Polansky) of
Bioethics: Ancient Themes in Contemporary Issues (MIT Press, 2000). He
is also the series editor of the new
Practicing Bioethics
book series from Rowman & Littlefield.
Mark is currently the President of
the
American Society for Bioethics and Humanities
(ASBH). He will serve as President of the society for two years October 2009-2011. He has previously participated in several ASBH Task Forces
including the recent group that has issued the landmark document, Improving
Competence in Ethics Consultation: A Learner’s Guide.
Click
here to view the 2009 Incoming ASBH President's address video (wmv
file) at the ASBH Meeting from October 17, 2009.
Mark’s
interests in bioethics education span the continuum of medical, graduate and
continuing medical education. His recent scholarship on fostering
professionalism among medical students has focused on a model of
professionalism that emphasizes the role of medical professionals as
advocates for social justice and the promotion of the common good. He is
currently exploring the role of reflection and the place of spirituality
within this kind of professionalism curriculum. Mark created and developed
the online MA program in bioethics & health policy at Loyola (in conjunction
with Kayhan Parsi), the only online MA program of its kind, and pioneered
the innovative
ethics consultation simulation seminar. Prior to his arrival at Loyola,
Mark was the director of the Master of Arts program in bioethics at the
Medical College of Wisconsin and is largely responsible for making it the
first such program available via the internet. As the former associate director
of the Consortium Ethics Program at the University of Pittsburgh, he also
has extensive experience designing educational programs for hospital ethics
committees and other clinical professionals
Mark’s
current research interests also include health disparities, disability
ethics, the process of informed consent, research ethics, and teaching
teamwork across health-care professions.
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here
for Mark Kuczewski, PhD Wikipedia link.
To view Professor Kuczewski's
recent testimony to the President's Council on Bioethics, click
here.
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
Kuczewski, M.G.,
(2010) "The Mission of Government Bioethics Commissions: Producing Societal
Consensus," The Good Society 19(1): 18-22.
http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/good_society/v019/19.1.kuczewski.pdf
Kuczewski,
M.G., (2010) Conflicts of Interest in Biomedical Research: Beyond
Disclosure, Annals of Health Law 19(1): 103-106.
Kuczewski M,
Parsi K.
The Making of a Clinical Ethicist: Reviewing the Big Questions.
Health Progress
2009; 90(2).
Kuczewski, M.G.,
(2009) The Common Morality in Communitarian Thought: Reflective Consensus in
Public Policy, Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics 30(1): 45-54.
Wear, D., Kuczewski, M.G.,
(2008) Medical Students’ Perceptions of the Poor: What Impact Can Medical
Education Have? Academic Medicine 83(7) 639-645.
Kuczewski, M.G.,
(2007) Talking about Spirituality in the Clinical Setting: Can Being
Professional Require Being Personal? American Journal of Bioethics
7(7): 4 - 11.
Kuczewski, M.G., (2007) The Soul of
Medicine, Perspectives in Biology and Medicine, 50(3): 410 - 420,
2007.
html file:
http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/perspectives_in_biology_and_medicine/v050/50.3kuczewski.html
pdf file:
http://muse.jhu.edu/journals/perspectives_in_biology_and_medicine/v050/50.3kuczewski.pdf
Kuczewski, M.G.,
(2007) Democratic Ideals & Bioethics Commissions: The Problem of Expertise
in an Egalitarian Society, in Felicia Cohn, Lisa Eckenwiler (eds.), The
Ethics of Bioethics, Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press,
pp.83-94.
McCruden, P., Kuczewski, M.G.,
(2006) Is Organizational Ethics the Remedy for Failure to Thrive? Toward an
Understanding of Mission Leadership. Healthcare Ethics Committee Forum,
18(4): 342-348.
Kuczewski, M.G.,
Villaume, F., Chang, H. Fitz, M., Bading, E., Michelfelder, A. , (2006) Can
Justice Be Taught? Valuing Justice and Professionalism in the Medical School
Curriculum, in Kayhan Parsi, Myles Sheehan (eds.), Healing as Vocation: A
Medical Professionalism Primer, Washington, DC: Rowman & Littlefield,
pp.77-91.
Kuczewski, M.G.
(2006) The Problem with Evaluating Professionalism: The Case Against the
Current Dogma, in Delese Wear, Julie Aultman (eds.), Professionalism in
Medicine: Critical Perspectives, New York: Springer Publishing Company,
pp.185-198.
Kuczewski, M.G.,
(2006) Our Cultures, Our Selves: Toward an Honest Dialogue on Race and
End-of-Life Decisions, American Journal of Bioethics, 6(6): 13-17.
Kuczewski, M.G., Fiedler, I., (2005) Ethical
Issues in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation: Treatment Decision Making
with Adult Patients, Critical Reviews in Physical and Rehabilitation
Medicine 17(1): 31-52.
Kuczewski, M.G. (2004) Re-Reading On Death &
Dying: What Elisabeth Kubler-Ross Can Teach Clinical Bioethics," American
Journal of Bioethics 4(4): W19-W23.
Nantais, D., Kuczewski, M.G., (2004) Quality
of Life: The Contested Rhetoric of Resource Allocation And End-of-Life
Decision Making, Journal of Medicine and Philosophy 29(6): 651-664.
Wear, D., Kuczewski, M.G. (2004) The
Professionalism Movement: Can We Pause? American Journal of Bioethics, 4(2):
1-10.
Kuczewski, M.G. (2004) Ethics Committees and
Case Consultation: Theory and Practice. In George Khushf, (ed.) Handbook of
Bioethics: Taking Stock of the Field from a Philosophical Perspective.
Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers, pp. 315-334.
Kuczewski, M.G. (2004) From Informed Consent
to Substituted Judgment: Decision Making at the End-of-Life, Healthcare
Ethics Committee Forum 16(1): 27-37.
Kuczewski, M.G. (2004)
Communitarianism and Bioethics, in Stephen G. Post (ed.) Encyclopedia of
Bioethics, 3rd edition, Macmillan Reference USA, pp.477-483.
Barron, W., Kuczewski, M.G. (2003)
Unanticipated Harm to Patients: Deciding When to Disclose Events, Joint
Commission Journal on Quality and Safety, 29(10): 551-555.
Kuczewski, M.G., Bading, E., Langbein, M., Henry, B.
(2003) Fostering Professionalism: The Loyola Model, Cambridge Quarterly of
Healthcare Ethics, 12(2):161-166.
Kuczewski, M.G., Parsi, K. (2002) The
VIrtual Graduate Program in Bioethics: The Mission, the Students, and the Hazards,
American
Journal of Bioethics, 2(4): 13-17
Kuczewski, M.G., Marshall P. (2002) The Decision
Dynamics of Clinical Research: The Context and Process of Informed Consent,
Medical
Care, 40(9), Special Supplement: v-45-54.
Kuczewski, M.G., (2002) "The Gift of Life and
Starfish on the Beach: The Ethics of Organ Procurement", American Journal of
Bioethics, 2 3):53-56.
Kuczewski, M.G., (2002) Two Models of Ethical
Consensus or What Good is a Bunch of Bioethicists? Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare
Ethics, 11(1): 27-36.
Kuczewski, M.G., (2001) "Disability:
An Agenda for Bioethics," American Journal of Bioethics, 1(3): 36-44.
Kuczewski, M.G., Fiedler, I., (2001)
Ethical Issues in Spinal Cord Injury Rehabilitation: The Redevelopment of Autonomy and
Community Integration, American Journal of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation,
80(11); 848-851
Kuczewski, M.G., McCruden, P. (2001)
Informed Consent: Does It Take a Village? Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics,
10(1): 34-46.
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