Review Watch the following videos to prepare for this week’s discussion and assignments: ?The Ethics of Collecting Data | TED@IBM (00:10:16) (opens in new window) https://www.ted.com/talks/marie_wallace_the_ethics_of_collecting_data ?A Smarter, More Precise Way to Think About Public Health | Sue Desmond-Hellmann | TED2016 (00:14:19) (opens in new window) https://www.ted.com/talks/sue_desmond_hellmann_a_smarter_more_precise_way_to_think_about_public_health Discussion | Ethics in the Public Health Review Review all assigned readings and resources. Public health professionals spend a great deal of their time working with diverse populations, stakeholders, and partner organizations. Unfortunately, due to significant pressure to produce results, public health professionals often face ethical dilemmas. Respond Scenario: Public health professionals work in teams to create health campaigns and develop program evaluations, yet rarely does everyone in a group contribute equally. You may find yourself in an 8-member team with 4 individuals doing all the work. ?In this 8-member team scenario, how would you ensure that the 4 team members who did the majority of the work receive proper credit, without publically pointing out that other members of the team did not pull their weight in completing their projects? oDo you feel that this is the appropriate thing to do? Explain. ?What are some ways to resolve this dilemma so that everyone is contributing appropriately? Discuss ?Substantive initial posts and responses to peers include discussion extenders such as expanding on the points of discussion in your own words, supported by scholarly references, or providing alternative perspectives supported with scholarly references. Discussion Requirements ?Initial Posts: 250-350 words o1-2 APA formatted sources required
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