Ethics analysis of complex healthcare practices Ethics dimensions of 'assisted dying' Social justice in healthcare policy and practice Critical care ethics Use of deliberative engagement methodologies to enhance healthcare decision-making Organ donation / transplantation ethics Social accountability in medical education Organizational ethics

Kirby, J. (2017) Assisted Dying Practices and their Circumstances: Could morally-relevant distinctions inform legislative and regulatory decisions? Journal of Bioethical Inquiry (in press). Kirby, J. (2017) Is There a Particular Ethical Policy and Practice Space in North America for Uncontrolled Kidney Donation After Circulatory Death? Journal of Law, Medicine & Ethics (in press). Kirby, J. (2016) Beyond Influence and Autonomy: Expanding the scope of ethical considerations in organ donation registration. American Journal of Bioethics 16(11): 31-33. Kirby, J. (2016) Organ Donation after Assisted Death: Is it more or less ethically-problematic than organ donation after circulatory death? Journal of Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy 19(4): 629-635. Kirby, J. (2016) Balancing Legitimate Critical Care Interests: Setting defensible care limits through policy development. Target Article. American Journal of Bioethics 16(1): 38-47. Kirby, J., O’Hearn, S., Latham, L., Harris, B., Davis-Murdoch, S., and K. Paul (2016) Introducing a Collaborative E2 (Evaluation & Enhancement) Social Accountability Framework for Medical Schools. International Journal of Higher Education 5(4): 216-221.