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To deal with aging population, we need more effective planning
Sandra Silva
Kansas City Star
July 27, 2011
We must acknowledge that the unprecedented increase of older adults in our region will insist we address areas such as caregiving, health/technology, housing, mobility/transportation, social/civic engagement and work force development from a perspective that includes and serves all those who work, live and participate in commerce.
Dr. Richard Payne on Bioethics
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KCUR Radio
July 26, 2011
Steve Kraske talks with Dr. Richard Payne of Duke University about how cultural narratives and diverse perspectives might need to be a more significant part of ethical decision-making. We'll explore the key bioethical issues facing minority communities, low-income patients and others who have not always had full access to the health care system.
Sandra Silva
Kansas City Star
July 27, 2011
We must acknowledge that the unprecedented increase of older adults in our region will insist we address areas such as caregiving, health/technology, housing, mobility/transportation, social/civic engagement and work force development from a perspective that includes and serves all those who work, live and participate in commerce.
Dr. Richard Payne on Bioethics
Up to Date
KCUR Radio
July 26, 2011
Steve Kraske talks with Dr. Richard Payne of Duke University about how cultural narratives and diverse perspectives might need to be a more significant part of ethical decision-making. We'll explore the key bioethical issues facing minority communities, low-income patients and others who have not always had full access to the health care system.
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