Wicked Problems in Medical Ethics
Wicked Problems in Medical Ethics Grades 10-12 0.5 Credit
This course meets the guidelines for Pathways HW.
A “wicked problem” is an issue or dilemma that is so complex that a solution is extremely difficult or even impossible. This elective course will explore the wicked-ness of complex ethical issues in medicine and biomedical science including abortion, euthanasia, genetics, cloning, and healthcare access. Through videos, discussion, debate, case studies, legal perspectives, and presenters, students analyze opposing arguments and examine potential solutions with an equity lens.