Bioethical analysis of the participation of individuals with severe post-stroke aphasia in clinical research: from classical bioethics to a European universalist approach [0.03%]
卒中后失语症严重的个体参与临床研究的生物伦理分析——从经典生物伦理学到欧洲普遍主义方法
Jorge Romero-Castillo
Jorge Romero-Castillo
More than ten million people worldwide suffer a stroke each year, and one in three survivors will experience language problems, known as post-stroke aphasia. However, the literature reveals that the most severe cases of post-stroke aphasia ...
Moral craft: engaging with value pluralism in healthcare decision-making [0.03%]
道德技艺：在医疗决策中应对价值多元主义的方法
Michael Parker
Michael Parker
Healthcare professionals routinely navigate complex value conflicts that span personal, interpersonal, and organisational domains. This paper examines the concept of moral craftsmanship-the skilled practice of understanding, analysing, and ...
Christopher Stratman
Christopher Stratman
Ousman Bajinka,Musa Kora,Ousman Sanyang et al.
Ousman Bajinka et al.
This paper examines bioethical considerations of research conducted in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA), where a notable scarcity persists in literature addressing region-specific bioethical issues. Although bioethics-related activities have encoun...
Vaccine refusal in cancer patients at the French hospital: a normative re-analysis through a 'neopotterian theory of global bioethics' [0.03%]
法国医院癌症患者拒绝接种疫苗的规范性再分析——通过“新波腾式全球生物伦理学”理论视角
Henri-Corto Stoeklé,Sakina Sekkate,Jaafar Bennouna et al.
Henri-Corto Stoeklé et al.
Two normative studies in empirical bioethics on the bio-ethical issues associated with the refusal of cancer patients to be vaccinated against COVID-19 or flu at the hospital, in France, applying a 'neopotterian theory of global bioethics',...
Piotr Grzegorz Nowak
Piotr Grzegorz Nowak
After more than fifty years of debate on the definition of death, there remains no consensus among bioethicists. This article identifies the conflicting interests represented by various groups within the bioethics community as the primary c...
Speculation as an argument: artificial placenta technology, clinical translation, and the ethical debate about the ethical debate [0.03%]
关于伦理争论的伦理争论：人工胎盘技术、临床转化与投机式的论证方式
Dorian Accoe,Clemence Van Ginneken,Seppe Segers
Dorian Accoe
Researchers developing artificial amnion and placenta technology (AAPT) regard this endeavor as one to enhance outcomes in neonatal intensive care units (NICU), by reducing mortality and morbidity for extremely premature neonates. While oth...
How money matters: the effect of financial incentives on the intention to donate organs post-mortem [0.03%]
金钱的作用：金融激励对死后捐赠器官意愿的影响
Alissa Bilhar,Jandir Pauli,Kenny Basso et al.
Alissa Bilhar et al.
This study aimed to verify the effect of financial incentives and the feeling of guilt in the formation of the intention to donate organs of relatives' post-mortem. The method used was a single factor experiment, with the manipulation of fi...
Teaching and learning medical humanities in medical school: a student's perspective on professional practice curriculum in Australia [0.03%]
从学生视角看澳大利亚医学专业实践课程中的医学人文教学与学习
Matthew Melhem,Vinita Rane,Charlotte Denniston et al.
Matthew Melhem et al.
The growing integration of the medical humanities in medical school curricula highlights its importance in the development of culturally safe, patient-centred clinicians. Internationally, medical schools attempt to increase student engageme...