New Articles from BMC Medical Ethics Are Now Available

March 30, 2021

BMC Medical Ethics has new articles  available online. 

Articles include:

  • “Community Perspectives on the Benefits and Risks of Technologically Enhanced Communicable Disease Surveillance Systems: A Report on Four Community Juries” by Chris Degeling, et al.
  • “Autonomous Decisions by Couples in Reproductive Care” by Amal Matar, et al.
  • “A Palliative Care Approach in Psychiatry: Clinical Implications” by Mattias Strand, Manne Sjöstrand and Anna Lindblad 
  • “Development and Psychometric Evaluation of a New Tool for Measuring the Attitudes of Patients with Progressive Neurological Diseases to Ethical Aspects of End-of-Life Care” by Radka Bužgová and Radka Kozáková 
  • “Perspectives Regarding Privacy in Clinical Research among Research Professionals from the Arab Region: An Exploratory Qualitative Study” by Latifa Adarmouch, et al.
  • “An Interprofessional Cohort Analysis of Student Interest in Medical Ethics Education: A Survey-Based Quantitative Study” by Mikalyn T. DeFoor, et al.
  • “Impact of Legislation and Public Funding on Oncofertility: A Survey of Canadian, French and Moroccan Pediatric Hematologists/Oncologists” by Aliya Oulaya Affdal, et al.

 

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