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The Ethics in Military Medicine Research Group (EMMRG) conducts empirical bioethics research in order to understand the ethical challenges experienced by health professionals working in a military context. The goal of this research is to develop practical ethical tools that can be used to help train and support military health professionals involved in international missions. The team is made up of bioethics scholars at the University of Montreal (Bryn Williams-Jones, PhD; Christiane Rochon, MBA, PhD candidate; Ali Okhowat, MD, PhD candidate), McMaster University (Lisa Schwartz, PhD; Sonya de Laat, PhD student; Jill Horning, BA, Masters student), and McGill University (Matthew Hunt, PhD).

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