Global Health Ethics - A Framework for Thinking

Greg Martin introduces a series on ethics in global health, exploring related issues like human rights and justice. He provides an overview of philosophy, its sub-disciplines, and various frameworks to understand ethics. The video discusses ethical questions in global health, such as exploitation and moral responsibility, aiming to equip viewers with tools for rational, structured thinking.

What is the primary focus of the video series introduced by Greg Martin?

• The impact of technology on global health

• Philosophical theories in general

• Ethics in global health

• The history of global health initiatives

Which two fundamental questions does philosophy aim to explore?

• What is known and what is unknown?

• What is true and what is right?

• What is logical and what is illogical?

• What is beautiful and what is useful?

Which of the following is NOT a sub-discipline of philosophy mentioned in the video?

• Logic

• Metaphysics

• Epistemology

• Astrology

What is the purpose of using philosophical frameworks in the context of global health?

• To create a toolbox for addressing ethical issues

• To develop new medical technologies

• To increase funding for health projects

• To promote global tourism

Which ethical question is highlighted as a challenge for public health professionals?

• How to increase global tourism

• Should wealthy individuals buy organs from poorer regions?

• How to develop new medical technologies

• How to promote cultural exchange