Week 11 - Vaccines Flashcards

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What is Cosmopolitanism?

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People everywhere count equally - National borders are morally arbitrary meaning vaccine development transcends national boundaries

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What is the critique to Cosmopolitanism?

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Ignores special obligations to one’s own residents and lack of political will

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What is Moderate cosmopolitism?

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we have relationships/obligations to particular people/groups and humanity in general

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What is Nationalism/Statism?

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Governments are required to prioritize their citizen’s needs

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What is moderate statism?

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We have obligations to citizens and humanity in general

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What is the critique to a statist approach?

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Ignores duty to save others when one can easily do so with little cost

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What is Jecker’s 4 values on vaccine distribution?

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1)Helping people with the greatest need
2)reducing health disparities by prioritizing the ones at higher risk
3)saving the most lives
4)Narrow social utility (more weight to immediate utility like doctors)

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What is Jecker’s framework?

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1) Frontline and essential workers 2) COVID disparity populations: ppl at high risk
-After all these priorities are met, then vaccines will be distributed through a lottery system

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What is the Fair Priority for Residents approach?

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Governments may retain vaccines for their residents at a socially acceptable risk to maintain a noncrisis level of mortality

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What are the ethical justifications for the Fair Priority for Residents approach?

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Reciprocal social cooperation, shared political structure and shared values

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What is Emanuel et al’s approach to vaccine distribution?

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People’s best interests are protected by the government as they have special responsibility for their citizens

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What is the flu-risk standard?

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Defines non-crisis levels of mortality

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What is the Objection against FPR?

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Shouldn’t the countries that funded vaccine research be given absolute priority?
Allows richer countries first access/ability to hoard vaccines

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14
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What was Canada’s Approach to Vaccines?

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-Canada was a major donor to COVAX (worldwide initiative aimed at equitable access to COVID-19 vaccines)
-We signed deals with other vaccine manufacturers, which reduced vaccine availability

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15
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What are
Vaccine Passports (Jecker)?

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Proof of vaccinations used to restrict unvaccinated people, mostly to restrict domestic and international travel & used for vaccinated people to engage in non-essential activities

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16
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What the the equity concerns for vaccine passports?

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Global inequities in vaccine access would limit international travel