This book considers the nature, strengths, weaknesses and possibilities for regulation in the biomedical research field with an emphasis on the extent to which "values" play a role in regulation.
This book considers the nature, strengths, weaknesses and possibilities for regulation in the biomedical research field with an emphasis on the extent to which "values" play a role in regulation.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Shawn H.E. Harmon is a Lecturer in Regulation & Risk, School of Law, University of Edinburgh and Deputy Director, J Kenyon Mason Institute for Medicine, Life Sciences and Law and also serves as Co-Editor-in-Chief, Medical Law International.
Inhaltsangabe
1. Introduction Part 1: Health, Law and Socio-Moral Values 2. Our Confrontation with Reality 3. Our Summoning of the Law 4. Our Better Angels and the Value of Values Part 2: Value Rhetoric in International Instruments Relevant to Biomedicine 5. Values in the International Human Subject Research Instruments 6. Values in the International Biomedical Research Instruments 7. Values in the International Commercial Instruments Part 3: Case Study I - Values in the Operational Setting: A Case Study on Narrowing and Preferencing Values in the UK 8. Paradigms and Mechanisms in the Research Context: UK Biobank and Consent 9. Paradigms and Mechanisms in the Treatment Context: UK Courts and Tissue Control 10. Paradigms and Mechanisms in the Commercial Context: European Patent Cases and Ownership Part 4: Case Study II - Values in the Pre-Law Setting: A Case Study on Values Held and Regulatory Objectives in Argentina 11. Argentina's Evolving Legal Framework in Biomedicine 12. Values Claimed by Argentina's Science and Policy Elites 13. Shaping Argentina's Science Environment: Vindicating the Democracy Value Part 5: A Value-Conscious and Value-Based Framework 14. Conclusion: Operationalising Values in the Biomedical Context
1. Introduction Part 1: Health, Law and Socio-Moral Values 2. Our Confrontation with Reality 3. Our Summoning of the Law 4. Our Better Angels and the Value of Values Part 2: Value Rhetoric in International Instruments Relevant to Biomedicine 5. Values in the International Human Subject Research Instruments 6. Values in the International Biomedical Research Instruments 7. Values in the International Commercial Instruments Part 3: Case Study I - Values in the Operational Setting: A Case Study on Narrowing and Preferencing Values in the UK 8. Paradigms and Mechanisms in the Research Context: UK Biobank and Consent 9. Paradigms and Mechanisms in the Treatment Context: UK Courts and Tissue Control 10. Paradigms and Mechanisms in the Commercial Context: European Patent Cases and Ownership Part 4: Case Study II - Values in the Pre-Law Setting: A Case Study on Values Held and Regulatory Objectives in Argentina 11. Argentina's Evolving Legal Framework in Biomedicine 12. Values Claimed by Argentina's Science and Policy Elites 13. Shaping Argentina's Science Environment: Vindicating the Democracy Value Part 5: A Value-Conscious and Value-Based Framework 14. Conclusion: Operationalising Values in the Biomedical Context
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