A New Edition of Journal of Medical Ethics Is Now Available

May 3, 2021

Journal of Medical Ethics (vol. 46, no. 6, 2020) is available online by subscription only.

Articles include:

  • “Minority Report: Can Minor Parents Refuse Treatment for their Child?” by Helen Lynne Turnham, et al.
  • “Balancing the Duty to Treat with the Duty to Family in the Context of the COVID-19 Pandemic” by Doug McConnell
  • “Whose Life to Save? Scarce Resources Allocation in the COVID-19 Outbreak” by Chiara Mannelli 
  • “Should Free-Text Data in Electronic Medical Records be Shared for Research? A Citizens’ Jury Study in the UK” by Elizabeth Ford, et al.
  • “From Preferences to Policies? Considerations when Incorporating Empirical Ethics Findings into Research Policymaking” by Emily A Largent and Stephanie R Morain 
  • “Research Using Free Text Data in Medical Records could Benefit from Dynamic Consent and other Tools for Responsible Governance” by Michael Morrison 
  • “Methodological Challenges in Deliberative Empirical Ethics” by Stacy M Carter 
  • “Remote Monitoring of Medication Adherence and Patient and Industry Responsibilities in a Learning Health System” by Junhewk Kim, et al.
  • “‘Delusional’ Consent in Somatic Treatment: The Emblematic Case of Electroconvulsive Therapy” by Giuseppe Bersani, Francesca Pacitti and Angela Iannitelli 
  • “Considering Medical Assistance in Dying for Minors: The Complexities of Children’s Voices” by Harprit Kaur Singh, Mary Ellen Macdonald and Franco A Carnevale
  • “Technological Moral Enhancement or Traditional Moral Progress? Why not Both?” by Joao Fabiano 

 

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