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Our outputs include rapid research reviews, commentaries and policy guidance, as well as commissioned research, consultation responses and stakeholder engagement. A selection of recent UK Pandemic Ethics Accelerator outputs follow.

The Accelerator offers a diversity of intellectual views and analysis. All branded outputs have been peer reviewed before publication.

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Blog

Pandemic ethics public dialogue launch: why we did it, what we learned, and what we plan to do next.

This week sees the publication of a report detailing a public dialogue which explored the ethical values underlying people’s responses to the covid-19 pandemic. The report was commissioned by the UK Pandemic Ethics Accelerator, and conducted by Hopkins Van Mil. Whilst...

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Library Item Consultation Response

Response to UK Parliament’s Treasury Committee consultation – An equal recovery. By the Public health and health inequalities workstream

Workstreams: Public health and health inequalities

This is a response by the Public health and health inequalities workstream to the UK Parliament’s Treasury Committee’s consultation, 'An equal recovery', looking at how different forms of inequality have been experienced by different demographics during covid-19.

Blog Blog & Opinion Piece

A-levels 2021: understanding grade inflation and fairness

Workstreams: Data use

This blog by Ruchi Sharma and Cian O’Donovan explains how A-levels have been graded in 2021 and shows what this means for how we can understand grade inflation and broader issues of fairness in the exam system.

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News & Events Collaborative Call

Collaborative Calls

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Library Item Evidence Tracker

Pandemic Public Engagement Tracker

Workstreams: Public values, transparency and governance

This page from the Accelerator’s public values, transparency and governance work stream tracks studies and projects involving public engagement and covid-19.

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Should covid vaccines be compulsory for care home staff? Experts debate

Workstreams: Prioritisation

In this blog for the Conversation colleagues Dominic Wilkinson and Julian Savulescu argue for and against compulsory vaccination of care home staff.

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Library Item Blog & Opinion Piece

The Values of Life, Liberty, and the Law: A Tale of Two (As)Sumptions | Journal of Medical Ethics blog (bmj.com)

Workstreams: Public health and health inequalities

In this blog accompanying his article in the Journal of Medical Ethics, John Coggon argues that Lord Sumption's apparent inconsistencies in his positions are not clearly reconcilable, and invite critical analysis of his impacts on health law and policy.

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