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Mary Marshall

Professor

University of Virginia

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School of Medicine

Department of Public Health Sciences

Mary Marshall is currently serving as a Public Health Sciences Professor at University of Virginia.

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medical ethics ethics bioethics maternal health public health ethics law nursing ethics ethical theory healthcare ethics nursing health law obstetrics and gynaecology reproductive ethics reproductive health public health health policy biomedical ethics abortion health systems morality patient safety maternal complications pregnant women moral psychology moral distress public health preparedness prenatal care end-of-life issues obstetrics intensive care medical systems maternity service communicable diseases health planning moral issues acute care moral practice global health crisis health administration ethical review covid-19 pandemic task force coercive interventions resuscitation human rights addiction medicine orthopaedic research healthcare provision professional ethics compassion fatigue health care delivery maternal-fetal medicine drug policy nursing research bone disease bone remodeling bone repair child protection human research ethics respectful maternity care implementation guide neurologic intensive care medical guideline public health law procedural justice regional allocation potentially inappropriate treatments potentially inappropriate interventions policy statement pandemic preparedness secondary traumatic stress provider burnout surgical icu medical provincialism public health advocates reproductive justice

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Courageous Providers, Principled Institutions, and Threats to Gender-Affirming Care. The American Journal of Bioethics (2025)

Julia F. TaylorCraig KonnothMary Faith Marshall

public healthhealth equitypublic health ethicsgender diversitybioethicshealthcare ethicsgender studiesgender-affirming carecourageous providersmedical ethics

Investigating Moral Distress in Clinical Research Professionals—a Deep Dive Into Troubled Waters. Ethics & Human Research (2025)

Elena BosackDawn BourneElizabeth EpsteinMary Faith MarshallDonna T. Chen

ethicsmoral psychologypsychologyclinical research professionalsclinical researchmoral distress

Palliative Care Consultation for End-Of-Life Decision-Making in Hospitalised Patients: Protocol for a Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. BMJ Open (2025)

health care chaplaincyend-of-life issuessymptomatic treatmentpalliative care consultationpalliative medicinenursingsystematic reviewpalliative carefamily medicineend-of-life caregeriatricssupportive carehospitalised patients

Society of Critical Care Medicine Clinical Practice Guidelines on Adult End-Of-Life Care in the Icu. Critical Care Medicine (2025)

adult end-of-life carecritical care nurseemergency medicinepalliative medicinecritical emergency medicinecritical care clinicpalliative careresuscitationintensive carecritical careacute caremortality

The Role of Physicians on Ethics Committees After Dobbs. New England Journal of Medicine (2024)

Howard MinkoffMary Faith Marshall

ethic committeemedicineethicsmedical ethics

Measure for Measure: Condemning the Actor and Not the Fault. The American Journal of Bioethics (2023)

Elizabeth G. EpsteinAshley R. HurstDawn BourneMary Faith Marshall

public healthaction quality assessmentethicsmeasurementcommunicationmeasure theoryperformance measurementbioethicsmeasurement theorymeasurement problemsbiostatisticsresearch ethicsmedical ethics

Medical Assistance in Dying: Going Beyond the Numbers. The American Journal of Bioethics (2023)

Sara HashemiJulia TaylorMary Faith MarshallMarcia Day Childress

ethicsthanatologybioethicsdeath studiespalliative careend-of-life caremedical assistancemedical ethicshealth policy

Moral Community and Teamwork in the Icu. Critical Connections (2023)

Mary Marshall

cooperationethicsgroup processmoral communitysocial sciencesethical leadershipmoral educationmoral practicemorality

Promising Assisted Reproductive Technologies Come With Ethical, Legal and Social Challenges – a Developmental Biologist and a Bioethicist Discuss Ivf, Abortion and the Mice With Two Dads. (2023)

Keith LathamMary Marshall

social challengesreproductive technologiesdevelopmental biologybiomedical ethicsreproductive medicinebioethicshuman reproductionbioethicist discuss ivfabortionreproductive biotechnologyreproductive ethicsinfertilityreproductive healthassisted reproductiongynecology

Sexual Reproductive Health Information on Minor Consent Forms for Pubertal Suppression and Gender Affirming Hormones. Frontiers in Reproductive Health (2023)

Julia TaylorMeesha VullikantiSamhita L. NelamangalaKatherine E. BoguszewskiMary Faith Marshall

public healthminor consent formspubertal suppressionreproductive healthsexual and reproductive healthgender affirming hormones

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Mary Marshall

Professor

University of Virginia

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Department of Public Health Sciences

Mary Marshall is currently serving as a Public Health Sciences Professor at University of Virginia.

Honors

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University of Virginia

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Courageous Providers, Principled Institutions, and Threats to Gender-Affirming Care. The American Journal of Bioethics (2025)

Julia F. TaylorCraig KonnothMary Faith Marshall

public healthhealth equitypublic health ethicsgender diversitybioethicshealthcare ethicsgender studiesgender-affirming carecourageous providersmedical ethics

Investigating Moral Distress in Clinical Research Professionals—a Deep Dive Into Troubled Waters. Ethics & Human Research (2025)

Elena BosackDawn BourneElizabeth EpsteinMary Faith MarshallDonna T. Chen

ethicsmoral psychologypsychologyclinical research professionalsclinical researchmoral distress

Palliative Care Consultation for End-Of-Life Decision-Making in Hospitalised Patients: Protocol for a Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. BMJ Open (2025)

Society of Critical Care Medicine Clinical Practice Guidelines on Adult End-Of-Life Care in the Icu. Critical Care Medicine (2025)

adult end-of-life carecritical care nurseemergency medicinepalliative medicinecritical emergency medicinecritical care clinicpalliative careresuscitationintensive carecritical careacute caremortality

The Role of Physicians on Ethics Committees After Dobbs. New England Journal of Medicine (2024)

Howard MinkoffMary Faith Marshall

ethic committeemedicineethicsmedical ethics

Measure for Measure: Condemning the Actor and Not the Fault. The American Journal of Bioethics (2023)

Elizabeth G. EpsteinAshley R. HurstDawn BourneMary Faith Marshall

public healthaction quality assessmentethicsmeasurementcommunicationmeasure theoryperformance measurementbioethicsmeasurement theorymeasurement problemsbiostatisticsresearch ethicsmedical ethics

Medical Assistance in Dying: Going Beyond the Numbers. The American Journal of Bioethics (2023)

Sara HashemiJulia TaylorMary Faith MarshallMarcia Day Childress

ethicsthanatologybioethicsdeath studiespalliative careend-of-life caremedical assistancemedical ethicshealth policy

Moral Community and Teamwork in the Icu. Critical Connections (2023)

Mary Marshall

cooperationethicsgroup processmoral communitysocial sciencesethical leadershipmoral educationmoral practicemorality

Promising Assisted Reproductive Technologies Come With Ethical, Legal and Social Challenges – a Developmental Biologist and a Bioethicist Discuss Ivf, Abortion and the Mice With Two Dads. (2023)

Keith LathamMary Marshall

Sexual Reproductive Health Information on Minor Consent Forms for Pubertal Suppression and Gender Affirming Hormones. Frontiers in Reproductive Health (2023)

Julia TaylorMeesha VullikantiSamhita L. NelamangalaKatherine E. BoguszewskiMary Faith Marshall

public healthminor consent formspubertal suppressionreproductive healthsexual and reproductive healthgender affirming hormones

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