Nursing Law and Ethics

withdraw consent when research is proposed for these groups. Particular care may also be necessary with pregnant women, or women ...

guidance issued to researchers often explicitly excluded certain women from biomedical research, particularly if they were pregn ...

participation in a research project the only cause of action lies in negligence, but such an action would probably fail if a pro ...

human trials would have to be approved by the Xenotransplantation Interim Regulatory Authority established on the recommendation ...

compensating victims and paying for their health care, particularly if a major new disease is unleashed on the broader populatio ...

12.7 Notes and references DoH 2000)Towards a Strategy for Nursing Research and Development: Proposals for Action,Department of ...

other examples, see British Medical Association *2001)TheMedicalProfession&Human Rights: Handbook for a changing agenda,Chap ...

Medicines *Exemption from Licences and Certificates) *Clinical Trials) Order 1995 *S I1995/2809). See further Mullon, K. *2000)P ...

follow up meeting within the next year on this matter. See WMA. Newsletter, April, 2001, available at http://www.wma.net/e/home. ...

Family Law Reform Act 1969, section 8;Gillickv.West Norfolk and Wisbech Area Health Authority[1986] AC 112. DoH Guidelines, 199 ...

Nuffield Council on Bioethics 1996)Animal-to-Human Transplants: the ethics of xenotransplantation,Nuffield Council on Bioethics ...

BAnEthical Perspective ± Nursing Research Richard Ashcroft Research is an essential element of innovation and quality improvemen ...

. fundamental moral principles; . the core values of: ± the individual ± the institution ± the profession ± society. This list h ...

argue that they are nonetheless culpable. Relatedly, the guilty individuals or institutions may insist that their critics and co ...

This account of bad science is meant to cover the whole range of scientific methods, from statistical analysis of large numerica ...

12.10 The competence of the research staff and research governance One important exception to the requirement that the research ...

affair. In the cases of the student or inexperienced or methodologically innovative researcher, competence must be secured by ap ...

shaky ground, but ethically two principles can be invoked. The first is that, in the case of individuals unable to consent by re ...

consistent with good medical and nursing care for the individual patient, there does seem to be a conflict in orientation. Resea ...

12.14 Acknowledgements The author thanks Paul Wainwright and Heather Widdows for their helpful comments on drafts of this chapte ...