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Arlene M. Davis

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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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School of Medicine

Social Medicine

Arlene M. Davis is currently serving as a School Of Medicine Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

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research ethics ethics medicine public health medical ethics bioethics genetics genomics social sciences clinical research social science research biobanks health care research policy therapeutic misconception medical sociology legal medicine family issues health law professional development gene transfer social medicine medical genetics genetic testing patient choice general population preventive genomic sequencing medicinal research digestive diseases obstetrics and gynaecology clinical investigation laboratory medicine human decision process intellectual discourse family psychology symptom management supportive care applied social science legal consideration hospital environment digestive tract high-risk pregnancies biliary disorder ethical analysis evidence-based recommendations human research ethics genetic disorders publication ethics scientific misconduct science ethics spatial politics economic influences influence model societal influence risk communication storage security confidentiality neonatology medical law adverse events patient management medical decision making clinical decision-making medical decision analysis medical care biobank organizations social concerns consent forms gene transfer research genetic uncertainty hospital policies visitor restrictions gallbladder disease uncertain benefit stewardship practices genotype-driven research recruitment ethics consultation clinical ethics ethical review law practical ethics

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Life and Choice: Navigating Palliative Care in a Shifting Legal Landscape. Journal of Pain and Symptom Management (2024)

Pallavi MishraJared LoweKenzie DanielsClarissa Durand-RougelyArlene M. DavisBenny L. JoynerJune Dixon

health policyshifting legal landscapelawend-of-life carehealth lawsymptom managementpalliative carelife coursejurisprudencethanatologychoice theoryfamily medicineend-of-life issuespain managementnavigating palliative care

Medical Training: Emotions, Empathy, and Belonging. The Lancet (2024)

Heidi J LarsonAlexander H ToledoArlene M Davis

mental healthpublic healthmedical trainingempathyhealth profession trainingemotional intelligencemedical educationemotionsresuscitation trainingstress managementmedicinesupportive carepsychologybelongingpatient experience

Preventive Human Genome Editing and Enhancement: Candidate Criteria for Governance. The Hastings Center Report (2024)

Eric JuengstMichael A. FlattJohn M. ConleyArlene DavisGail HendersonDouglas MacKayRami MajorRebecca L. WalkerR. Jean Cadigan

public healthgenome editing

The Public-Private Research Ecosystem in the Genome Editing Era. iScience (2024)

Rami M MajorArlene M DavisGail E HendersonGreg InamineJohn M Conley

gene editinggenome editingpublic-private research ecosystemgenome editing era

Consideration of the Beneficiary Inducement Statute on Access to Health Care Systems’ Population Genetic Screening Programs. Public Health Genomics (2023)

Aurora M WashingtonKimberly FossJoan H KrauseArlene M DavisKristine J KuczynskiLaura V MilkoJonathan S BergMegan C Roberts

health policypublic healthhealth care systemsbeneficiary inducement statutepopulation geneticspublic policy

“Death and Taxes”: Why Financial Compensation for Research Participants is an Economic and Legal Risk. The Journal of Law Medicine & Ethics (2023)

Margaret WaltzArlene M. DavisJill A. Fisher

law and economicslawfinancial compensationresearch ethicsjurisprudenceeconomicsresearch participantsfinancelegal risk

The Promise and Reality of Public Engagement in the Governance of Human Genome Editing Research. The American Journal of Bioethics (2023)

John M. ConleyR. Jean CadiganArlene M. DavisEric T. JuengstKriste KuczynskiRami MajorHayley StancilJulio Villa-PalominoMargaret WaltzGail E. Henderson

health policypublic engagementethicsresearch policyresearch ethicsbioethicsmedical ethicspublic policy

The Role of Relative Advantage for Development of Sequencing‐Based Diagnostics for Pediatric Cancer in Low‐ and Middle‐Income Countries. Cancer (2023)

Anissa BergerStuart RennieJaveria AijazLiza‐Marie JohnsonFederico AntillonMegan C. RobertsInam ChitsikeJoyce KambuguVaskar SahaNickhill BhaktaArlene M. DavisThomas B. Alexander

pediatricsrelative advantagepediatric cancerkidney cancermiddle-income countriesglobal healthsequencing-based diagnostics

One Goal, Two Roles: Clinicians and Clinical Ethicists Should Approach Patients’ Ambivalence Differently. The American Journal of Bioethics (2022)

Mx Bex L. ForcierBenny L. Joyner Jr.Arlene M. Davis

bioequivalenceethicsclinical ethicistsbioethicshealthcare ethicsmedicinepatient satisfactionmedical ethicspatient experience

Resident Burnout, Moral Distress, and Resilience in the Medical Intensive Care Unit in an Academic Tertiary Care Center. (2022)

H. PatelJ.-L. BanksA. DavisJ. CadiganB. ForcierC. OrantesK.L. DoverK. Patel

mental healthsurvivabilityresilienceresident burnoutmoral distresscritical carerehabilitation

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Arlene M. Davis

Professor

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Social Medicine

Arlene M. Davis is currently serving as a School Of Medicine Professor at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

Honors

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Experiences

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Arlene M. Davis

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Life and Choice: Navigating Palliative Care in a Shifting Legal Landscape. Journal of Pain and Symptom Management (2024)

Pallavi MishraJared LoweKenzie DanielsClarissa Durand-RougelyArlene M. DavisBenny L. JoynerJune Dixon

Medical Training: Emotions, Empathy, and Belonging. The Lancet (2024)

Heidi J LarsonAlexander H ToledoArlene M Davis

Preventive Human Genome Editing and Enhancement: Candidate Criteria for Governance. The Hastings Center Report (2024)

Eric JuengstMichael A. FlattJohn M. ConleyArlene DavisGail HendersonDouglas MacKayRami MajorRebecca L. WalkerR. Jean Cadigan

public healthgenome editing

The Public-Private Research Ecosystem in the Genome Editing Era. iScience (2024)

Rami M MajorArlene M DavisGail E HendersonGreg InamineJohn M Conley

gene editinggenome editingpublic-private research ecosystemgenome editing era

Consideration of the Beneficiary Inducement Statute on Access to Health Care Systems’ Population Genetic Screening Programs. Public Health Genomics (2023)

Aurora M WashingtonKimberly FossJoan H KrauseArlene M DavisKristine J KuczynskiLaura V MilkoJonathan S BergMegan C Roberts

health policypublic healthhealth care systemsbeneficiary inducement statutepopulation geneticspublic policy

“Death and Taxes”: Why Financial Compensation for Research Participants is an Economic and Legal Risk. The Journal of Law Medicine & Ethics (2023)

Margaret WaltzArlene M. DavisJill A. Fisher

law and economicslawfinancial compensationresearch ethicsjurisprudenceeconomicsresearch participantsfinancelegal risk

The Promise and Reality of Public Engagement in the Governance of Human Genome Editing Research. The American Journal of Bioethics (2023)

John M. ConleyR. Jean CadiganArlene M. DavisEric T. JuengstKriste KuczynskiRami MajorHayley StancilJulio Villa-PalominoMargaret WaltzGail E. Henderson

health policypublic engagementethicsresearch policyresearch ethicsbioethicsmedical ethicspublic policy

The Role of Relative Advantage for Development of Sequencing‐Based Diagnostics for Pediatric Cancer in Low‐ and Middle‐Income Countries. Cancer (2023)

Anissa BergerStuart RennieJaveria AijazLiza‐Marie JohnsonFederico AntillonMegan C. RobertsInam ChitsikeJoyce KambuguVaskar SahaNickhill BhaktaArlene M. DavisThomas B. Alexander

pediatricsrelative advantagepediatric cancerkidney cancermiddle-income countriesglobal healthsequencing-based diagnostics

One Goal, Two Roles: Clinicians and Clinical Ethicists Should Approach Patients’ Ambivalence Differently. The American Journal of Bioethics (2022)

Mx Bex L. ForcierBenny L. Joyner Jr.Arlene M. Davis

bioequivalenceethicsclinical ethicistsbioethicshealthcare ethicsmedicinepatient satisfactionmedical ethicspatient experience

Resident Burnout, Moral Distress, and Resilience in the Medical Intensive Care Unit in an Academic Tertiary Care Center. (2022)

H. PatelJ.-L. BanksA. DavisJ. CadiganB. ForcierC. OrantesK.L. DoverK. Patel

mental healthsurvivabilityresilienceresident burnoutmoral distresscritical carerehabilitation

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