Reid, Lynette - Dalhousie University - Department of Bioethics

研究领域

Dr. Reid’s work is at the intersection of public health ethics, clinical ethics in primary care, and social and political philosophy of health systems. Recent publications include an analysis of the distributional nature of population health and a discussion of the implications of Piketty and colleagues’ work on economic inequality for bioethics and health equity. Her current projects lie in two distinct areas. One involves questions in ethics and in philosophy of medicine that arise in current cancer screening controversies. The other involves normative and empirical challenges to systems of universal health coverage. In this second project, she continues the theme of the value of health equity in an era of widening social inequality in health.

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Lynette Reid. 2016. Medical Need: Evaluating a conceptual critique of universal health coverage. Health Care Analysis. Advance access. http://bit.ly/1Og5FP1 Lynette Reid. 2016. Concierge, Wellness, and Block Fee Models of Primary Care: Ethical and Regulatory Concerns at the Public-Private Boundary. Health Care Analysis. Advance access. http://bit.ly/1WA9wJe Lynette Reid. 2015. Answering the Empirical Challenge to Arguments for Universal Health Coverage Based in Health Equity. Public Health Ethics Advance access. Read it here (page will open in a separate window). Lynette Reid. 2016. Does population health have an intrinsically distributional dimension? Public Health Ethics 9(1)24-36. Read it here (page will open in a separate window). Lynette Reid. 2015. Review essay of Thomas Piketty, Capital in the Twenty-First Century. "Piketty and the body: on the relevance of wealth inequality to bioethics." IJFAB (International Journal of Feminist Approaches to Bioethics) 8(2), 250-65.