Issues in Medical Research Ethics, Volume 3Jürgen Boomgaarden, Pekka Louhiala, Urban Wiesing Berghahn Books, 2003 - 136 pages With the advances of medicine, questions of medical ethics have become more urgent and are now considered of great social and political significance. An innovatively designed, activity-based workbook, this text was prepared using papers and case studies collected from several countries in the European Union. It reflects the issues and concerns that confront clinical practitioners throughout Europe and elsewhere today and presents varying national responses in law and policy to these concerns, as identified by ethicists, lawyers, theologians and practitioners. The problems they examine include the relationship between medical research and medical practice, elementary regulations of medical research, the complexity of informed consent, and the role of the sponsor or scientific community. |
Contents
Introduction | 1 |
The conceptual foundations of scientific research | 9 |
Regulation of research | 15 |
Consent inducement and conflict of interest | 21 |
Human dignity in medical research | 31 |
Research versus consent | 41 |
Ethical issues surrounding the use of women | 56 |
Clinical research in emergency settings | 64 |
Commentary on the case | 71 |
An open trial of drug X for Alzheimers disease | 85 |
Bad sciencebad ethics? | 95 |
Glossary | 99 |
Appendices | 108 |
3 World Medical Association Declaration of Helsinki | 123 |
List of participants | 129 |
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