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A Path Forward-and Outward: Repositioning Bioethics to Face Future Challenges.
The Hastings Center Report
|November 14, 2023
Summary
This essay explores the future of bioethics, focusing on systemic challenges, global perspectives, human flourishing, and societal impact. It proposes an expansive vision for the field and The Hastings Center
Area of Science:
- Bioethics
- Medical Ethics
- Public Health Ethics
Background:
- Bioethics is evolving beyond individual cases.
- There is a growing need for a broader, systemic approach to ethical challenges.
- The Hastings Center is re-evaluating its strategic priorities.
Purpose of the Study:
- To explore potential future directions for the field of bioethics.
- To propose an expansive and inclusive vision for bioethics.
- To stimulate conversation about the future of bioethics and The Hastings Center's role.
Main Methods:
- Conceptual analysis and future-oriented reflection.
- Review of the current state and trajectory of bioethics.
- Consideration of systemic, global, and societal impact.
Main Results:
- The future of bioethics may involve addressing collective-level challenges.
- A global scale and focus will be increasingly important.
- Emphasis on human flourishing and societal impact are key future elements.
Conclusions:
- Bioethics must embrace systemic challenges and a global perspective.
- An increased societal impact and focus on human flourishing are crucial for the field's future.
- The Hastings Center can play a significant role in shaping this future vision.
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