Hans-Joerg Ehni

University of Tuebingen, Dept of Ethics and History of Medicine

Tuebingen, Germany

Current profile at Universität Tübingen.

 

 

 

 

 

Project

A normative frame for the evaluation and regulation of Age-related Biomedical Innovative Interventions Individual, social, and justice aspects

Summary

This project will develop a normative framework for the consequences of age-related innovation on the individual and on the social level. First, the general aim of life-prolongation will be examined according to its ethical desirability on the individual and on the social level. Secondly, a normative model for the just allocation of resources in the context of age-related interventions will be developed. In a four-steps proceeding, philosophical theories of the good and social justice will be applied to the theories of just health care, categories of goods created by age-related innovations, and concrete goods represented by such interventions.

Posters

For the latest project poster please see the Documents below

 

 

 

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