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Alexander Capron

University Professor Emeritus Scott H Bice Chair Emeritus in Healthcare Law Policy and Ethics Professor Emeritus of Law and Medicine University Professor Emeritus Scott H Bice Chair Emeritus in Healthcare Law Policy and Ethics Professor Emeritus of Law and Medicine Keck School of Medicine and Founding Co-Director Pacific Center for Health Policy and Ethics

University of Southern California

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School of Law

Alexander Capron is currently serving as a School Of Law University Professor Emeritus Scott H Bice Chair Emeritus in Healthcare Law Policy and Ethics Professor Emeritus of Law and Medicine University Professor Emeritus Scott H Bice Chair Emeritus in Healthcare Law Policy and Ethics Professor Emeritus of Law and Medicine Keck School of Medicine and Founding Co-Director Pacific Center for Health Policy and Ethics at University of Southern California.

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University of Southern California

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law medical ethics bioethics ethics health law health policy legal medicine medicine public health ethics jurisprudence public health research ethics biomedical ethics ethical theory healthcare ethics death studies organ transplantation health care mortality medical law organ donation research policy nursing ethics thanatology end-of-life issues ethical review human research ethics legal theory informed consent transplantation medicine forensic medicine death investigation clinical transplantation human rights legal studies medicolegal issues organ procurement private law legal philosophy public health law end-of-life care transplant surgery normative ethics transplant tourism professional development tissue transplantation blood donation biobanks sociology of law decision analysis individual decision making circulatory determination medical practices financial neutrality ethical issues respiratory medicine comparative law choice theory professional ethics human death open letter patient self-determination act intensive care organ preservation renal care statutory definition human subjects resuscitation public international law international collaborative thomas szasz plasma donation international guideline development circulatory-respiratory determination catastrophic disease research determining human death transplantation proceeding

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Filling the Network Gap in Research Ethics: Analyzing Ethical Issues at Scale in Big Team Science. (2025)

analyzing ethical issuesbusiness ethicsnetwork gapmanagementethical analysisresearch ethicsbig team scienceethic committeehuman research ethicssocial sciencesethicsorganization studies

Ip17-09 the Evolution of Voucher-Based Kidney Donation in the U.S.. The Journal of Urology (2025)

urologyorgan transplantationmedicineclinical transplantationhealth equitykidney transplantationhealth policyblood donationorgan procurementnephrologyorgan donationtransplantation proceeding

Adam Omelianchuk, Alexander Morgan Capron, Lainie Friedman Ross, Arthur R. Derse, James L. Bernat, and David Magnus Reply:. The Hastings Center Report (2024)

Adam OmelianchukAlexander Morgan CapronLainie Friedman RossArthur R. DerseJames L. BernatDavid Magnus

economics

Advancing the Scientific Basis for Determining Death in Controlled Organ Donation After Circulatory Determination of Death. Transplantation (2024)

Nicholas B. MurphySam D. ShemieAlex CapronRobert D. TruogThomas NakagawaAndrew HealeyTeneille GoftonJames L. BernatKathleen FentonKiran K. KhushBryanna SchwartzStephen P. Wall

medicinecontrolled organ donationthanatologycirculatory determinationscientific basismortalityhealth sciencestransplantation medicine

Anticipating Biopreservation Technologies That Pause Biological Time: Building Governance Coordination Across Applications. The Journal of Law Medicine & Ethics (2024)

Susan M WolfTimothy L PruettClaire Colby McVanEvelyn BristerShawneequa L CallierAlexander M CapronJames F ChildressMichele Bratcher GoodwinInsoo HyunRosario IsasiAndrew D MaynardKenneth A OyePaul B ThompsonTerrence R Tiersch

medicinelawbioethicsbiopreservation technologieslegal medicinepublic healthethicsmedical ethics

Bioethics’ Duty to Conference in Qatar: Reply to Magnus. The American Journal of Bioethics (2024)

Nancy S. JeckerJulian SavulescuArthur CaplanAlexander CapronJohn McMillanMohammed GhalyGustavo Ortiz MillánCaesar AtuireJeff McMahanVoo Teck ChuanJean-Christophe Bélisle-PiponVina ViswaniVardit Ravitsky

bioethicsethicsjournalism

Ethical Issues in Emerging Technologies to Extend the Viability of Biological Materials Across Time and Space. The Journal of Law Medicine & Ethics (2024)

James F ChildressEvelyn BristerPaul B ThompsonSusan M WolfShawneequa L CallierAlexander M CapronTimothy L PruettNikolas Zuchowicz

ethical issueslawbioethicslegal medicinebiological materialsethicsethics of technologymedical ethics

Exploring the Impact of Covid-19 Restrictions on Nursing Home Residents’, Families’, and Staff’s Perceptions of Bioethical Principles: A Qualitative Study. Journal of Applied Gerontology (2024)

Yimin GeShengjia XuAlexander M. CapronMichelle S. KellerJakub P. Hlávka

nursing home residentscovid-19geriatricsqualitative studyhealth policynursingpublic healthbioethical principlesinvestigative studies

Governing New Technologies That Stop Biological Time: Preparing for Prolonged Biopreservation of Human Organs in Transplantation. American Journal of Transplantation (2024)

Timothy L PruettSusan M WolfClaire Colby McVanPeter LyonAlexander M CapronJames F ChildressBarbara J EvansErik B FingerInsoo HyunRosario IsasiGary E MarchantAndrew D MaynardKenneth A OyeMehmet TonerKorkut UygunJohn C Bischof

organ transplantationclinical transplantationhuman organsbiomedical technologiestransplant surgeryprolonged biopreservationbiomedical engineeringtransplantation medicine

Knowledge Gaps in Heart and Lung Donation After the Circulatory Determination of Death: Report of a Workshop of the National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute. The Journal of Heart and Lung Transplantation (2024)

James L. BernatKiran K. KhushSam D. ShemieMatthew G. HartwigPeter P. ReeseAnne Dalle AveBrendan ParentAlexandra K. GlazierAlexander M. CapronMatt CraigTeneille GoftonElisa J. GordonAndrew HealeyMary E. HomanKeren LadinSimon MesserNick MurphyThomas A. NakagawaWilliam F. ParkerRebecca D. PentzDavid Rodríguez-AriasBryanna SchwartzDaniel P. SulmasyRobert D. TruogAnji E. WallStephen P. WallPaul R. WolpeKathleen N. Fenton

global healthcardiologyknowledge gapsthanatologyhealth policyrespiratory medicinecirculatory determinationhealth sciences

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Alexander Capron

University of Southern California

Affiliations

School of Law

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University of Southern California

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Filling the Network Gap in Research Ethics: Analyzing Ethical Issues at Scale in Big Team Science. (2025)

analyzing ethical issuesbusiness ethicsnetwork gapmanagementethical analysisresearch ethicsbig team scienceethic committeehuman research ethicssocial sciencesethicsorganization studies

Ip17-09 the Evolution of Voucher-Based Kidney Donation in the U.S.. The Journal of Urology (2025)

urologyorgan transplantationmedicineclinical transplantationhealth equitykidney transplantationhealth policyblood donationorgan procurementnephrologyorgan donationtransplantation proceeding

Adam Omelianchuk, Alexander Morgan Capron, Lainie Friedman Ross, Arthur R. Derse, James L. Bernat, and David Magnus Reply:. The Hastings Center Report (2024)

Adam OmelianchukAlexander Morgan CapronLainie Friedman RossArthur R. DerseJames L. BernatDavid Magnus

economics

Advancing the Scientific Basis for Determining Death in Controlled Organ Donation After Circulatory Determination of Death. Transplantation (2024)

Nicholas B. MurphySam D. ShemieAlex CapronRobert D. TruogThomas NakagawaAndrew HealeyTeneille GoftonJames L. BernatKathleen FentonKiran K. KhushBryanna SchwartzStephen P. Wall

medicinecontrolled organ donationthanatologycirculatory determinationscientific basismortalityhealth sciencestransplantation medicine

Anticipating Biopreservation Technologies That Pause Biological Time: Building Governance Coordination Across Applications. The Journal of Law Medicine & Ethics (2024)

medicinelawbioethicsbiopreservation technologieslegal medicinepublic healthethicsmedical ethics

Bioethics’ Duty to Conference in Qatar: Reply to Magnus. The American Journal of Bioethics (2024)

bioethicsethicsjournalism

Ethical Issues in Emerging Technologies to Extend the Viability of Biological Materials Across Time and Space. The Journal of Law Medicine & Ethics (2024)

James F ChildressEvelyn BristerPaul B ThompsonSusan M WolfShawneequa L CallierAlexander M CapronTimothy L PruettNikolas Zuchowicz

ethical issueslawbioethicslegal medicinebiological materialsethicsethics of technologymedical ethics

Yimin GeShengjia XuAlexander M. CapronMichelle S. KellerJakub P. Hlávka

nursing home residentscovid-19geriatricsqualitative studyhealth policynursingpublic healthbioethical principlesinvestigative studies

Governing New Technologies That Stop Biological Time: Preparing for Prolonged Biopreservation of Human Organs in Transplantation. American Journal of Transplantation (2024)

organ transplantationclinical transplantationhuman organsbiomedical technologiestransplant surgeryprolonged biopreservationbiomedical engineeringtransplantation medicine

global healthcardiologyknowledge gapsthanatologyhealth policyrespiratory medicinecirculatory determinationhealth sciences

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