The ethics of referral kickbacks and self-referral and the HMO physician as gatekeeper: an ethical analysis.
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American Medical Association↗
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FIGO Committee for the Ethical Aspects of Human Reproduction and Women's Health. Committee statement to be used when publishing the enclosed ethical guidelines, 1998.
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Cesarean Section↗
Development of a Unified Code of Ethics for the Health Education Profession: a report of the National Task Force on Ethics in Health Education.
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Ethics, Professional↗
Discourse ethics as an ethics of responsibility: comparison and evaluation of citizen involvement in population genomics.
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Data Collection↗
New dimensions in legal and ethical concepts for human research. 1. Ethical and legal base lines for professions and community. Fundamental and changing moral concepts.
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Clinical Trials as Topic↗
A social ethics for technology. Social ethics and the modern engineer.
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Employment↗
Ethical and moral issues of in vitro fertilization. Introduction: the scientific basis of ethics.
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Abortion, Spontaneous↗
Guidelines to aid ethical committees considering research involving children. Working Party on Ethics of Research in Children.
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Adolescent↗
Local research ethics committees. Central ethics committee might have to face hostile locals.
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Ethics Committees↗
Ethical review and ethical behaviour.
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Biomedical Research↗
Overcoming barriers to recruitment in health research: some research ethics committees believe in facilitating ethical research.
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Biomedical Research↗
Refusing to provide a prenatal test: can it ever be ethical? Ethics or humanity?
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Ethics, Medical↗
Your spouse/partner gets a skin infection and needs antibiotics: is it ethical for you to prescribe for them? Yes: it is ethical to treat short-term, minor problems.
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Anti-Bacterial Agents↗
Point-Counterpoint: is it ethical to give drugs to people with dementia? Yes: It is ethical if it is in their best interests.
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Aged↗
[Multicentre clinical trials: degree of homogeneity in the ethical-scientific review performed by research ethics committees].
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Anti-HIV Agents↗
Ethical implications of investigations in seriously and critically ill patients. Committee on Ethics of the American Heart Association.
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Adult↗
An ethical consideration of large-scale clinical trials in cardiovascular diseases. Report of the Committee on Ethics of the American Heart Association.
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Cardiology↗
Ethics in dental research. Ethical use of animals.
Based on old nursery rhymes, which are still in vogue, it is apparent that children from an early age receive ambivalent messages concerning relationships with animals. It is also apparent that we as a society have placed a hierarchical structure on animals; it is clear that we value a dog or a cat more than a mouse or a rat. Enormous strides in the prevention and treatment of disease have been made directly or indirectly as a result of experiments carried out on animals. Persons who conduct investigations using animals have an obligation to ensure that valid scientific questions are being explored, and that the minimum numbers of animals are used compatible with achieving a valid scientific result. Animals must always be cared for properly. Research involving induction of pain must receive particular attention. Finally, it is incumbent upon all scientists who use animals in their investigations to ensure that the public is kept fully informed of all scientific advances made by the use of animals.
Animal Welfare↗