Brad Gray, PhD, retired from the Urban Institute, where he was a Senior Fellow. Gray is author of more than 100 articles and two books, Human Subjects in Medical Experimentation (1975) and The Profit Motive and Patient Care (1991). He also edited or co-edited two special issues of journals and two books, The New Health Care for Profit (1983) and The Ethics of Hospital Trustees (2004), which grew out of collaborative project between the New York Academy of Medicine and The Hastings Center. His areas of expertise include empirical research in bioethics, human subject research ethics, civil rights in healthcare, data and confidentiality, and for-profit and non-profit healthcare systems.
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