researchers did not seek patients' consent.1 Firstly, I would think that of all the professions, only in medicine would there be any sort of debate about whether people need to be told that they, their bodies, their body fluids, their emotions, or whatever were to be subjects of research...
researchers did not seek patients' consent.1 Firstly, I would think that of all the professions, only in medicine would there be any sort of debate about whether people need to be told that they, their bodies, their body fluids, their emotions, or whatever were to be subjects of research...
Is the demand for informed consent absolute? In the first of thispair of articles a professor of medical ethics argues that the principle ofinformed consen... Doyal,L. - 《Bmj British Medical Journal》 被引量: 367发表: 1997年 Informed Consent in Medical Research BMJ. 1997 May 17;314(7092...
While not immediately related to research-at-hand, informed consent in medical practice is still a vital subset of the evolution of the modern form of informed consent in medical research. Issues with informed consent in the medical care arena preceded the larger-scale devastating breaches of ...
MEDICAL lawsXENOGRAFTSUNITED States. Dept. of Health & Human ServicesThe article focuses on the report entitled "Informed Consent in Clinical Research Involving Xenotransplantation," by the Secretary's Advisory Committee on Xenotransplantation (SACX) of the U.S. Department of Health and Hum...
British Medical Journal Publishing GroupSmith, R. (2001). Informed consent: One standard for research, another for clinical practice. In L. Doyal, & J. S. Tobias (Eds.), Informed consent in medical research. (p. 97) London7 BMJ Books....
医学英语文献阅读informed consent Informed consent is an integral part of healthcare and medical research, ensuring that patients and participants have a clear understanding of the procedures, risks, and benefits involved in their treatment or study participation. It is a fundamental ethical principle ...
Much has been written about the possible lack of capacity of the elderly, especially certain vulnerable populations of older individuals, to give informed consent for medical research. Several small studies have shown a deficit for comprehension of consent material, by the elderly, especially those wi...
Medical & Pediatric OncologyFarnell SM. Medical research: why trouble the patient for informed consent? Med Pediatr Oncol 2002;39:207-9.Farnell SM: Medical research: Why trouble the patient for informed consent? Med Pediatr Oncol 2002, 39(3):207-209....
Next, you are presented with a document referred to as an informed consent. Exactly one paragraph is devoted to the rationale as to why this therapeutic may effectively inhibit cancerous growth: DS-1062a targets a protein called trophoblast cell-surface antigen2 (TROP2) which is found on the...