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Robert Klitzman Robert Klitzman
Background: Many adults may make less-than-ideal parents, but important ethical questions arise concerning whether assisted reproductive technology (ART) providers should thus ever refuse treatment to certain patients, an...
Marlyse F Haward,Annie Janvier,John M Lorenz et al. Marlyse F Haward et al.
Background: It is not known how neonatologists address the affective and cognitive loads on parents deciding whether to resuscitate infants born extremely preterm. This study explores expert neonatologists' views on these...
Sahil Aggarwal,Aaron Kheriaty Sahil Aggarwal
The bioethics literature lacks findings about medical students' attitudes toward reporting risky behaviors that can cause error or reduce the perceived quality of health care. A survey was administered to 159 medical students to assess thei...
Georgia Lowe,Jonathan Pugh,Guy Kahane et al. Georgia Lowe et al.
Background: Increasing use of genetic technologies in clinical and research settings increases the potential for misattributed paternity to be identified. Yet existing guidance from the President's Commission for the Stud...
Anya E R Prince,R Jean Cadigan,Warren Whipple et al. Anya E R Prince et al.
This pilot study reports on a survey regarding recruitment, appointment, and training of members for health care ethics committees (HCECs). Background: Pa...
Rahul K Nayak,David Wendler Rahul K Nayak
Background: Current practice and policies maintain that it is very important to disclose to potential research subjects that their treatment will be selected by randomization. In contrast, it typically is not considered i...
Amber Rose Comer,Margaret Gaffney,Cynthia L Stone et al. Amber Rose Comer et al.
Background: Although state surrogate laws are the most common way surrogate decision makers are identified, no studies have been conducted to determine physician understanding of these laws or how these laws are utilized ...
Robert D Annett,Janet L Brody,David G Scherer et al. Robert D Annett et al.
Purpose: Voluntary consent/assent with adolescents invited to participate in research raises challenging problems. No studies to date have attempted to manipulate autonomy in relation to assent/consent processes. This stu...
George E Hardart,Matthew K Labriola,Kenneth Prager et al. George E Hardart et al.
Background: Despite calls for a controlled organ donation after circulatory death (cDCD) consent process that is more rigorous, consistent, and transparent, little is known about the cDCD consent processes utilized by U.S...
Emily E Anderson,Susan B Newman,Alicia K Matthews Emily E Anderson
Purpose: Innovation will be required to improve the informed consent process in research. We aimed to obtain input from key stakeholders-research participants and those responsible for obtaining informed consent-to inform...