ד"ר אפרת רם טיקטין

ספרים (עורכת)
    Gil Siegal & Efrat Ram-Tiktin (eds.), Blue and White Bioethics – Israeli Perspectives. Mossad Bialik, 2015. (In Hebrew)

מאמרים

1.    Ram-Tiktin, E. (2011). "Setting Priorities among Patients Under Circumstances of Severe Scarcity –The IDF Humanitarian Mission to Haiti," Journal of Health, Law and Bioethics, 4: 116–160. (In Hebrew)

2.    Ram-Tiktin, E. (2011). "A Decent Minimum for Everyone as a Sufficiency of Basic Human Functional Capabilities," American Journal of Bioethics, 11(7): 24–25.

3.    Ram-Tiktin, E. (2012). "The Right to Health Care as a Right to Basic Human Functional Capabilities," Ethical Theory and Moral Practice, 15(3): 337–351. 

4.    Ram-Tiktin, E. (2014). “The Possible Effects of Moral Bioenhancement on Political Privileges and Fair Equality of Opportunity,” American Journal of Bioethics, 14(4): 43–44. 

5.    Ram-Tiktin, E. (2016). “Equality of Opportunity versus Sufficiency of Capabilities in Healthcare,” World Journal of Social Science Research, 3(3): 418–437.

6.    Ram-Tiktin, E. (2017). “Ethical Consideration of Triage Following Natural Disasters: The IDF Experience in Haiti as a Case Study,” Bioethics, 31(6):467–475.

7.    Ram-Tiktin, E. (2018). “Universal Principles of Justice and Respect for Cultural and Religious Diversity in the Capability Approach,” Ethics, Medicine and Public Health, 5 (Apr.–Jun.): 35–46. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jemep.2018.03.011

8.    Ram-Tiktin, E. (2018). “The Tragedy of the Commons and Population Health: The State’s Intervention in an Individual’s Actions and Choices from a Capability Perspective,” Journal of Human Development and Capabilities, 19(4): 438–455. 

9.    Ram-Tiktin, E., R. Gilbar, R. Beck Fruchter, I. Ben-Ami, S. Freidler, and E. Shalom-Paz (2019). “Expanding the use of Posthumous Assisted Reproduction Technique: Should the deceased’s parents be allowed to use his sperm?” Clinical Ethics, 14(1): 18–25.

10.     Ram-Tiktin, E. and R. Gilbar (2019). “Solidarity as a theoretical framework for posthumous assisted reproduction and the case of bereaved parents,” Ethical Theory and Moral Practice, 22: 501–517. https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10677-019-10012-y

11.    Gilbar, R. and E. Ram-Tiktin (2019). “It takes a village to raise a child: Solidarity in the courts – Judicial justification for posthumous use of sperm by bereaved parents,” Medical Law Review, 28 (2): 317-341. https://doi.org/10.1093/medlaw/fwz033 

12.    Ram-tiktin E. and Lipshitz N (2022). “Why Adults have to be Children First”. The Journal of Value Inquiry 56: 201–217 https://doi.org/10.1007/s10790-020-09771-0
13.    Lipshitz N., Ram-tiktin E. (2021). “The Value of Being a Child: An Intuitive Case for a Development View”. The Journal of Value Inquiry (https://doi.org/10.1007/s10790-021-09800-6) https://rdcu.be/cpdeW.

פרקים בספרים

Ram-Tiktin, E. (2017) “Basic Human Functional Capabilities as the Currency of Justice in Healthcare," in Carina Fourie and Annette Rid (eds.) What is Enough? Sufficiency, Justice and Health. Oxford University Press, 144–163.

בעבודה

1.    Inconsistency in the International Humanitarian Law and the use of moderate physical pressure 
2.    Do physicians have the prerogative to keep their hands clean in the war against terror?
3.    The Role of Moral Fictions in Medical Practice

ניירות עמדה (ועדת האתיקה של האגודה הישראלית לחקר הפוריות, איל"ה)

1.    Cross-border reproductive care (Dec. 2015)
2.    Ethical limits on the use of new technologies (Apr. 2017)
3.    Posthumous gamete retrieval and IVF (Mar. 2017)
4.    Surrogacy for single men and gay couples (October, 2018) 
5.    The limits of the physician’s duty to provide fertility treatment (February, 2022)