![editorial board member Pediatric Ethicscope: the Journal of Pediatric Bioethics and Pediatric Ethics Editorial: normative biases in data-driven medicine; clinical trials involving neonates; medical complexity and foster care; empathy and patient/family worldview; moral courage; ethics of physician shadowing.](https://pediatricethicscope.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/PE_32.1-Collage.jpg)
Overview of volume 32 issue number 1: Informed consent in neonatal clinical trials, home medical care, biases is data-driven medicine, patient worldviews, moral courage, and physician shadowing.
Overview of volume 32 issue number 1: Informed consent in neonatal clinical trials, home medical care, biases is data-driven medicine, patient worldviews, moral courage, and physician shadowing.
The ethical issues in pediatrics can vary considerably from those in adult medicine. Thus, ethics education generalized for adult care is not necessarily relevant to the specific issues that arise in pediatric settings. The Children’s Mercy Bioethics Center’s Certificate Program in Pediatric Bioethics is the only program in the world that focuses exclusively on pediatrics.