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Ethics In Research:     more books (100)

Facing up to paternalism in research ethics.: An article from: The Hastings Center Report by Franklin G. Miller, Alan Wertheimer, 2007-05-01 Engaging the humanities? Research ethics in Canada. (Applied Research).: An article from: Journal of Research Administration by Michael Owen, 2002-10-01 Research Ethics In Studies of Culture and Social Life (FF Communications, CXL no. 292) Alternative Perspectives on Lawyers and Legal Ethics: Reimagining the Profession (Routledge Research in Legal Ethics) Case Studies in Ethics and HIV Research Ethics in Biomedical Research: International Perspectives. (Value Inquiry Book) by Matti Häyry, Tuije Takala, et all 2007-03-01 Altruism, Society, Health Care (Studies in Bioethics and Research Ethics) Ethics in Neurobiological Research with Human Subjects by Adil E., ed Shamoo, 1997-01-01 Ethics in Neurobiological Research with Human Subjects by Adil E., ed Shamoo, 1997-01-01 Federal regulation of REB review of clinical trials: a modest but easy step towards an accountable REB review structure in Canada.(research ethics board)(Special ... Humans): An article from: Health Law Review by Trudo Lemmens, 2005-03-22 Case Studies in Biomedical Research Ethics.(Book Review): An article from: Southern Medical Journal by Kenneth E. Olive, 2005-01-01 Research in accounting ethics, Volume 1 (Research on Accounting Ethics) by Lawren Ponemon, 1995-10-26 Principle and process in the ethics of educational research: Response to Robin Small.(response to article by Robin Small in this issue, p. 103): An article from: Australian Journal of Education by Nicholas C. Burbules, 1998-04-01 Studying People: A Primer in the Ethics of Social Research by Robert D. Reece, Harvey A. Siegal, 1986-09

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61. Legal And Tax Resources
    From Professor Albert D. Spalding, JD, CPA Associate Professor, Wayne State University.  
    http://www.cis.wayne.edu/aspalding/lawlist.html

62. Welcome To The Silha Center For The Study Of Media Ethics And Law
    Media research center affiliated with University of Minnesota.  
    http://www.silha.umn.edu
    
    Extractions: Geneva Overholser holds the Curtis B. Hurley Chair in Public Affairs Reporting, for the Missouri School of Journalism, in its Washington bureau. She is a frequent print and broadcast media critic, and writes the weblog “Journalism Junction” at www.poynter.org Ms. Overholser was editor of the Des Moines Register from 1998 to 1995. She has also been a syndicated columnist for the Washington Post Writers Group, ombudsman of the Washington Post and columnist for the Columbia Journalism Review. She has been a member of the editorial board of the New York Times, deputy editorial page editor and editorial writer for the Des Moines Register and reporter for the Colorado Springs Sun. She spent five years overseas, working and writing in Kinshasa and Paris. She holds a bachelors in history from Wellesley College , a masters in journalism from the Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University and a French language certificate from the Sorbonne. She has honorary doctorates from Grinnell College and St. Andrews Presbyterian College, and alumnae achievement awards from Wellesley, Northwestern and Medill.

63. EMJA: Ethics And Research Participation
    Letters. ethics and research participation. PubMed eMJA full text ; BraunackMayerA. The ethics of participating in research. Med J Aust 2002; 177 471-472.  
    http://www.mja.com.au/public/issues/178_06_170303/letters_170303-2.html
    
    Extractions: Home Issues Classifieds Contact ... Search PubMed for related articles Letters Ethics and research participation Simon C Gandevia MJA To the Editor : The recent article by Scott and colleagues described a retrospective analysis by postal questionnaire of the attitudes of family members to participation (about a year earlier) in a face-to-face interview about their child's diagnosis of Ewing's sarcoma. This was accompanied by an editorial exposing the complexities of research participation, including the potential risks of interviews as well as the role of altruism. Although results derived from the questionnaire have only recently been published (November 2002), the questionnaire was distributed in November 1997, before introduction of the National statement on the ethical conduct of research involving humans Some ethical uncertainties and questions of historical interest arise. First, what was the nature of the original consent obtained for the initial interviews? Presumably it involved written informed consent in which the risks of participation were clearly mentioned, including the possibility of distress associated with the interview. Did it mention a procedure for aborting or complaining about the interview? Second, did the patients (aged up to about 35 years)

64. Journal Of Buddhist Ethics
    Journal that promotes the study of Buddhist ethics through the publication of research articles, discussions and critical notes, bulletins, and reviews.  
    http://jbe.gold.ac.uk/
    
    Extractions: NEW: 2004 EDITION AVAILABLE The 2004 edition is now available JOURNAL OF BUDDHIST ETHICS ONLINE BOOKS Check out the JBE's new online eBook project at www.jbeonlinebooks.org JOURNAL OF BUDDHIST ETHICS APPEAL NOTICE Since it began publication in 1994 the Journal of Buddhist Ethics has been a free resource. We like it this way and want to keep the Journal free to anyone who wants to read it. But to carry on this way we now need your help

65. Research Ethics And Research Priorities, Part 1
    SOME BASIC PRINCIPLES OF research ethics research ethicists very often referto three basic principles of research ethics set out in the Belmont Report  
    http://members.tripod.com/~ca916/index-5.html
    
    Extractions: My thanks to Tripod for making this page available. (The ads and cookies are Tripod's, not mine!) The current counter number is: http://www.ncic.cancer.ca/ ] 2. Polanyi, John. The power of ideas: If science is an investment in the future, that means it is everybody's business. University of Toronto Bulletin, No. 7, November 10, 1997, page 16. 3. Kolata, Gina. Review of the documentary film "Rachel's Daughters" in the New York Times, October 1, 1997. 4. Ivins, Molly. A month to be aware of chemicals and breast cancer. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram, October 12, 1997. 5. Church, Jon. Let's redirect breast cancer research. Network News, Canadian Breast Cancer Network, Fall 1997. [See also bclist archives ] 6. Parens, Erik. Glad and terrified: on the ethics of BRCA1 and 2 testing. Cancer Investigation 14(4): 405-411, 1996. [Medline] 7. Weijer, Charles, Bernard Dickens, Eric M. Meslin. Bioethics for clinicians: 10. Research ethics. Canadian Medical Association Journal 156(8): 1153-1157, 1997 [see:

66. Health Research Council Of New Zealand
    The major funder on behalf of central Government of biomedical, public health, Maori health and Pacific health research. The HRC also provides national health research ethics guidelines.  
    http://www.hrc.govt.nz/
    
    Extractions: The Sir Charles Hercus Medal established by the Academy of the Royal Society of New Zealand recognises excellence in biomedical and health sciences. Applications are being called for the 2004 Sir Charles Hercus Medal in clinical science and technology and public health. Closing date for nominations / applications is 2 August 2004. For more information and the Nomination/Application Form visit www.rsnz.org

67. Research Ethics And Research Priorities, Part 2
    available. (The ads and cookies are Tripod s, not mine!) The currentcounter number is research ethics AND research PRIORITIES. PART  
    http://members.tripod.com/~ca916/index-6.html
    
    Extractions: My thanks to Tripod for making this page available. (The ads and cookies are Tripod's, not mine!) The current counter number is: http://members.tripod.com/~ca916/index-5.html Notes of mine entitled: "Research Ethics and Research Priorities, Part 1: Role of Advocacy Groups". Some background material about basic principles of research ethics is included in these notes. 2. http://cure.acor.org/lists/cancer/bc/97/07/2/0498.html http://members.tripod.com/~ca916/index-4.html http://cure.acor.org/lists/cancer/bc/97/07/2/0438.html http://www.envirolink.org/arrs/essays/veg_diet.html ... http://www.envirolink.org/arrs/AnimaLife/spring97/farming.html An excerpt: "Plants that could feed twelve people will only feed one person if first given to an animal and then eaten by the human (Achor, 64). Land is therefore much more productive when used to cultivate plants rather than animals". 5. PubMed abstract Click here Sandra Steingraber is also the author of a controversial book, "Living Downstream". A review of this book in the New England Journal of Medicine, at:

68. Vice-President, Research
    Includes research services and academic partnerships. ethics board, services and biography.  
    http://www.ouc.bc.ca/rstac/

69. Ethics And Public Policy Center
    Seeks to clarify and reinforce the bond between the JudeoChristian moral tradition and the public debate over domestic and foreign policy issues. Its program includes research, writing, publication, and conferences. Located in Washington, DC.  
    http://www.eppc.org/
    
    Extractions: This issue features an interview with EPPC’s new president, M. Edward Whelan III; four seminars—on anti-Semitism, on Iraqi civil society, on India’s Muslim population, and on space exploration; and excerpts from new books by EPPC fellows Christine Rosen and George Weigel. EPPC is a qualified 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Contributions to EPPC are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law. Your contribution can be processed securely online by credit card by going to our online donation center. Welcome to EPPC Online The Ethics and Public Policy Center was established in 1976 to clarify and reinforce the bond between the Judeo-Christian moral tradition and the public debate over domestic and foreign policy issues. [

70. Information Ethics Group Research Area
    In particular, we are interested in the conceptual foundations of ComputerEthics (CE). Please see this research overview for further details.  
    http://web.comlab.ox.ac.uk/oucl/research/areas/ieg/
    
    Extractions: b) the elaboration and application of information-theoretic and computational methodologies to philosophical problems. In particular, we are interested in the conceptual foundations of Computer Ethics (CE). Please see this research overview for further details. The IEG is the result of a collaboration between Oxford University and the Università degli Studi di Bari. The IEG is also associated to the Faculty of Philosophy. News The paper On the Morality of Artificial Agents by Luciano Floridi and J. W. Sanders, has been accepted for publication on Minds and Machines The extended abstract 'Mechanisms and Simulation' by Gianluca Paronitti, has been accepted for a short lecture at E-CAP2004 IEG started for the 3rd year the Programme for visiting studentships at LMH, for Italian graduate students

71. Theoretical Research Of Problems Within Science, Philosophy And Society
    Works on the physics of consciousness, luck, the basis of ethics, parapsychology, and neurobiology.  
    http://www.jessekirkham.com

72. Information Ethics Group - Research Reports
    Information ethics GroupInformation ethics Group research Reports.  
    http://web.comlab.ox.ac.uk/oucl/research/areas/ieg/research_reports/r_reports.ht
    
    Extractions: G.M. Greco and L. Floridi, October 2003, 26pp In the paper it is argued that bridging the digital divide may cause a new ethical and social dilemma. Using Hardin's Tragedy of the Commons, we show that an improper opening and enlargement of the digital environment (Infosphere) is likely to produce a Tragedy of the Digital Commons (TDC). In the course of the analysis, we explain why Adar and Huberman's previous use of Hardin's Tragedy to interpret certain recent phenomena in the Infosphere (especially peer-to-peer communication) may not be entirely satisfactory. We then seek to provide an improved version of the TDC that avoids the possible shortcomings of Adar and Huberman's model. Next, we analyse some problems encountered by the application of classical ethics in the resolution of the TDC. In the conclusion, we outline the kind of work that will be required to develop an ethical approach that may avoid the TDC. IEG-RR-1 [ .pdf .ps

73. Stem Cell Research News
    Biweekly news report on stem cell research business, scientific breakthroughs, commercialization, legislation, regulation, litigation, ethics debate.  
    http://www.stemcellresearchnews.com

74. JCTA - About Us -
    Acts as forum for cable companies to establish business ethics, solve common problems, promote the cable industry, and research entry into telecommunications.  
    http://www.catv.or.jp/english/renmei/e-rendata.htm
    
    Extractions: Japan Cable Television Association was established in September 1980 by cable television companies as its@main constituent members. PURPOSEF The purpose of Japan Cable Television Association is to promote@cable television ethics through mutual enlightenment and cooperation among@cable television enterprises, as well as to cope with the problems common to@cable television enterprises, promote sound development and@popularization of cable television, and contribute to the promotion of public welfare. BUSINESSF - Establishment and exaltation of cable television ethics. - Mutual communication among members and settlement of common problems. - Research study of the management and the development of cable@television business. - Communication and negotiation with relevant organizations about cable@television broadcasting business. - Enlightenment on and propagation of cable television broadcasting. - Education and training for those engaged in cable television business. - Research study of cable television enterprises' entry into telecommunication business and offering of information to them. - Other businesses necessary for attaining the purpose of the Association.

75. Welcome To INS
    Organization dedicated to advancing the delivery of quality intravenous therapy through stringent standards of practice and professional ethics, and promoting research and education in the intravenous specialty.  
    http://www.ins1.org/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the Infusion Nurses Society ! The Infusion Nurses Society exists to promote excellence in infusion nursing through standards, education, advocacy and outcomes research. The commitment of INS is to support access to the highest quality, cost-effective infusion care for all individuals. INS achieves its mission by providing opportunities for advanced knowledge and expertise through professional development and resource networking. What's New at INS Find your dream job today!

76. Research Services - Ethics & Research Reviews
    About Us, Funding Agencies Deadlines, Funding Stats, ethics research Reviews,Guidelines Policies, Forms. Animal Care Use. Biohazardous Material Procedures.  
    http://www.dal.ca/~research/research_1394.html

77. Vitelli, Karen D.
    Brief profile of this Indiana University Professor. research interests include Aegean prehistory and archaeological ethics.  
    http://www.indiana.edu/~anthro/faculty/vitelli.html

78. BioMed Central | Full Text | Ethics Of Research And The Pregnant Patient
    Report ethics of research and the Pregnant Patient Frank A Chervenak MD and LaurenceB McCullough PhD Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 525 East 68th  
    http://www.biomedcentral.com/1534-5874/3/505
    
    Extractions: In this chapter, we address ethical issues in research involving fetuses and pregnant women, with particular attention to the emerging issue of gene-transfer research. Ethical analyses and arguments are based on the concept of the fetus as a patient. The implications of this concept for the ethics of fetal research are identified. The discussion of gene-transfer research extends those implications to address issues concerning informed consent, assessment of potential fetal and neonatal morbidity in study design, prenatal diagnosis after gene transfer, selection criteria based on abortion preference, science by press conference, germline risks, and public oversight. Therapeutic and nontherapeutic research on the human fetus is becoming an increasingly important dimension of human research [ ]. The ethics of involving pregnant women and fetuses in research has, until very recently, been dominated in the United States by two considerations: the protection of the fetus and the adequate exercise of the pregnant woman's right to provide informed consent for participation in research either on herself or on the fetus. These two ethical considerations have also shaped research ethics in other countries [

79. CWRU's Department Of Bioethics - Home Page
    Mission is to improve public and professional understanding of the ethical issues involved in health sciences research, healthcare delivery, and health policy development through teaching, conducting research and stimulating community dialogue.  
    http://www.cwru.edu/med/bioethics/bioethics.html
    
    Extractions: Advances in medical science have created new and difficult moral choices for individuals, their families, and the health professionals who work with them. The Department of Bioethics is dedicated to helping all concernedpatients, clinicians, researchers, policymakers and the publicmeet the challenge of health care choices faced in today's society.

80. Ethics & Research Office : About Ethics & Research Office
    About ethics research Office. ethics in Human research at the RoyalChildren’s Hospital. The Royal Children’s Hospital strongly  
    http://www.wch.org.au/ethics/index.cfm
    
    Extractions: Print version The role of the Ethics in Human Research Committee is to consider the ethical implications of all proposed research projects relating to human subjects including evaluation of protocols for new forms of therapy and to determine whether or not they are acceptable on ethical grounds in accordance with the NHMRC National Statement. All proposals must be submitted to the Ethics Office Manager. This Office co-ordinates and facilitates the process of reviewing of each project by one of three Technical Panels before being submitted to the full Ethics Committee. The Technical Panels consider all matters relating to project design and other technical and statistical details, leaving the full Ethics Committee to concentrate on the ethical considerations. The EHRC is responsible to the Board of Management.

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