The Quality of Nursing Care for Sickle Cell DiseaseJuly 8, 2015 |
Q & A with Johns Hopkins Catalyst Award Winner Carlton Haywood Jr about his intervention designed to improve healthcare provider attitudes and beliefs about patients with sickle cell disease
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Our Top 14 Posts of 2014December 26, 2014 |
With thanks to our readers for another great year at the Berman Institute Bioethics Bulletin, here are our top 14 posts from the past year
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Carlton Haywood Jr. Named to Ebony Power 100 ListNovember 25, 2014 |
Bioethics scholar and sickle cell disease researcher Carlton Haywood Jr. has been recognized by Ebony Magazine on its Power 100 list
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A Vision of Hope for Young PatientsNovember 18, 2014 |
Berman Institute Scholars launch a curriculum for training diverse healthcare workers to apply palliative care principles to pediatric patients suffering from sickle cell disease and Duchenne muscular dystrophy
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Some Sickle Cell Patients Miss Out on TreatmentSeptember 10, 2014 |
Sickle cell disease patients are less likely to follow physician recommendations when they perceive discrimination, study finds. Authors include our Carlton Haywood Jr, and Mary Catherine Beach
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Seeking Respect and Trust in Sickle Cell DiseaseMay 23, 2014 |
Growing up with sickle cell disease, Carlton Haywood Jr, PhD, MA, learned early on just how important respect and trust are for patient-provider relationships. Now, through his studies, we are all learning more
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Sickle-Cell Researcher Also Suffers From DiseaseJuly 8, 2013 |
Our Carlton Haywood is a bioethicist, patient, researcher and advocate
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Op-Ed: Joblessness and BioethicsApril 19, 2011 |
High unemployment among African-Americans with sickle cell disease has been documented, with estimates as high as 60%
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