New Articles from BMC Medical Ethics Are Now Available

January 25, 2022

BMC Medical Ethics has new articles  available online.

Articles include:

  • “Defining Ethical Challenge(s) in Healthcare Research: A Rapid Review” by Guy Schofield, et al.
  • “Factors Influencing Practitioners’ Who do not Participate in Ethically Complex, Legally Available Care: Scoping Review” by Janine Brown, et al.
  • “Cross-Cultural Validation of the IRB Researcher Assessment Tool: Chinese Version” by Xing Liu, et al.
  • “A Situation Analysis of Competences of Research Ethics Committee Members regarding Review of Research Protocols with Complex and Emerging Study Designs in Uganda” by Provia Ainembabazi, et al.
  • “COVID-19 Underscores the Important Role of Clinical Ethics Committees in Africa” by Keymanthri Moodley, et al.
  • “Ethical Considerations for Involving Adolescents in Biomedical HIV Prevention Research” by Rita Nakalega, et al.
  • “Polygenic Risk Scoring of Human Embryos: A Qualitative Study of Media Coverage” by Tiny Pagnaer, et al.
  • “Attitudes toward Withholding Antibiotics from People with Dementia Lacking Decisional Capacity: Findings from a Survey of Canadian Stakeholders” by Gina Bravo, et al.

 

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