Sade, MD, Professor of Surgery at MUSC, with the advice and support of Layton McCurdy, MD, then Dean of the College of Medicine, as an interdisciplinary program dedicated to scholarly inquiry at the intersection of bioethics with health policy. The Institute of Human Values in Health Care was created in 1994 by Robert M.

Through its work, the Institute serves as a resource for educational institutions, for health care organizations, and for local, state and federal government, as well as for clinical and translational research programs throughout South Carolina. The mission of the Institute of Human Values in Health Care is to conduct interdisciplinary research and to publish analytic studies that relate human values to the development of health policy, legislation, and systems of delivery of patient care, and that advance knowledge and understanding of the ethical conduct of research. Jason Arnold, Assistant Director, Fellowship in CTRE (Resource Development).Andrea Boan, Director, Fellowship in CTRE.The Institute of Human Values in Health Care comprises scholars who conduct interdisciplinary research and carry out analytic studies that relate human values to biomedical ethics, to the development of health policy, and to advancing knowledge and understanding of the ethical conduct of research.

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