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Jamie L. Shirley

Teaching Professor

University of Washington

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Bioethics and Humanities

Jamie L. Shirley is currently serving as a Bioethics And Humanities Teaching Professor at University of Washington.

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University of Washington

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ethics health care professional development correctional practice social sciences communication nursing journalism discourse analysis autonomy bioethics patient safety medical ethics hospital medicine intellectual discourse nursing science thoracic surgery intensive care cardiothoracic surgery professional ethics clinical negligence geriatric medicine moral discourse unrepresented patients medical treatment decisions health policy health care ethics

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Discharging to the Street: When Patients Refuse Medically Safer Options. The Journal of Clinical Ethics (2022)

Georgina D. CampeliaJames N. KirkpatrickPatsy D. TreeceJamie L. ShirleyDenise M. Dudzinski

clinical negligencehealth carecorrectional practicebehavioral sciencescritical carepublic healthpatient safetyethicsmedical ethics

Making Medical Treatment Decisions for Unrepresented Patients in the Icu: An Official American Thoracic Society/American Geriatrics Society Policy Statement. eScholarship (California Digital Library) (2020)

Thaddeus Mason PopeDouglas WhiteJoshua BennettShannon CarsonLynette CederquistAndrew CohenErin S. DeMartinoDavid GodfreyPaula Goodman-CrewsMarshall B. KappBernard LoDavid MagnusLynn ReinkeJamie ShirleyMark SiegelRenee StapletonRebecca SudoreAnita J. TarzianJ. Daryl ThorntonMark R. WicclairEric Widera

intensive careunrepresented patientshealth caregeriatricspediatricshospital medicinehealth policythoracic surgerygeriatric medicinecorrectional practicecritical caremedical treatment decisionscardiothoracic surgery

Limits of Autonomy in NursingʼS Moral Discourse. Advances in Nursing Science (2007)

Jamie L. Shirley

nursingmoral discourseautonomynursing science

An Analysis of the Discourse of Professionalism. Kluwer Academic Publishers eBooks (2006)

Jamie L. ShirleyStephen M. Padgett

social sciencesintellectual discoursecommunicationprofessional developmentdiscourse analysis

Professionalism and Discourse: But Wait, There's More!. The American Journal of Bioethics (2004)

Jamie L. ShirleyStephen M. Padgett

professional ethicsbioethicsprofessional developmentethicsjournalism

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Jamie L. Shirley

Teaching Professor

University of Washington

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Bioethics and Humanities

Jamie L. Shirley is currently serving as a Bioethics And Humanities Teaching Professor at University of Washington.

Honors

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Experiences

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Jamie L. Shirley

University of Washington

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Discharging to the Street: When Patients Refuse Medically Safer Options. The Journal of Clinical Ethics (2022)

Georgina D. CampeliaJames N. KirkpatrickPatsy D. TreeceJamie L. ShirleyDenise M. Dudzinski

clinical negligencehealth carecorrectional practicebehavioral sciencescritical carepublic healthpatient safetyethicsmedical ethics

Limits of Autonomy in NursingʼS Moral Discourse. Advances in Nursing Science (2007)

Jamie L. Shirley

nursingmoral discourseautonomynursing science

An Analysis of the Discourse of Professionalism. Kluwer Academic Publishers eBooks (2006)

Jamie L. ShirleyStephen M. Padgett

social sciencesintellectual discoursecommunicationprofessional developmentdiscourse analysis

Professionalism and Discourse: But Wait, There's More!. The American Journal of Bioethics (2004)

Jamie L. ShirleyStephen M. Padgett

professional ethicsbioethicsprofessional developmentethicsjournalism

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