Public Health Data Collection and Implementation of the Revised Common Rule [0.03%]
公共卫生数据收集与修订后联邦规定之实施举措
Lisa M Lee
Lisa M Lee
For the first time, the revised Common Rule specifies that public health surveillance activities are not research. This article reviews the historical development of the public health surveillance exclusion and implications for other founda...
Joshua A Rolnick
Joshua A Rolnick
Quality improvement (QI) is an important function of learning health systems, and public policy should promote QI activities. Use of systematic methodologies in QI has prompted substantial confusion regarding when QI is human subjects resea...
Karolina Strzebonska,Marcin Waligora
Karolina Strzebonska
Alison Bateman-House,Kathleen Bachynski
Alison Bateman-House
Introduction [0.03%]
导论
Carl H Coleman
Carl H Coleman
Considering Quality of Life while Repudiating Disability Injustice: A Pathways Approach to Setting Priorities [0.03%]
兼顾生活质量和摒弃残疾不公：一条设定优先级的途径
Govind Persad
Govind Persad
This article proposes a novel strategy, one that draws on insights from antidiscrimination law, for addressing a persistent challenge in medical ethics and the philosophy of disability: whether health systems can consider quality of life wi...
The Reasonable Person Standard for Research Disclosure: A Reasonable Addition to the Common Rule [0.03%]
合理的研究披露标准：对共同规则的合理补充
Rebecca Dresser
Rebecca Dresser
The revised Common Rule adopts the reasonable person standard to guide research disclosure. Some members of the research community contend that the standard is confusing and ill-suited to the research oversight system. Yet the revised rule ...
Why the Coming Debate Over the QALY and Disability Will be Different [0.03%]
为什么即将关于QALY和残疾的争论将会有所不同
Steven D Pearson
Steven D Pearson
Key Information in the New Common Rule: Can It Save Research Consent? [0.03%]
新共同规则下的关键信息：能否简化研究知情同意？
Nancy M P King
Nancy M P King
Informed consent in clinical research is widely regarded as broken, but essential nonetheless. The most recent attempt to reform it comes as part of the first revisions to the Common Rule since it became truly "common" in 1991. This change,...
Geographic Location and Moral Arbitrariness in the Allocation of Donated Livers [0.03%]
地理位置与肝移植捐献分配的道德随意性
Douglas MacKay,Samuel Fitz
Douglas MacKay
The federal system for allocating donated livers in the United States is often criticized for allowing geographic disparities in access to livers. Critics argue that such disparities are unfair on the grounds that where one lives is morally...