Research into emergency treatments-could the offer of 'advance directives ' help? Raanan Gillon Imperial College School ofMedicine, University ofLondon In this issue of the journal Peter Allmark, a nurs-ing lecturer and administrator of a European Union bioethics research project into the quality of informed consent for neonatal research projects, analyses a particularly contentious issue in research ethics. ' Is it morally acceptable, at least in some circumstances, to randomise patients into two groups for a research project into emergency treatment of newborn babies prior to obtaining parental consent only for the babies who have been randomised to be offered the non-standard treatment- the so called Zelen 1 method o
: Medical research involving critically ill and injured subjects unable to provide informed consent ...
The field of emergency research has come a long way. Once stymied by the difficulties in obtaining i...
This is the third paper on research in accident and emergency medicine. It discusses the ethical iss...
Abstract Background There is unanimous agreement regarding the need to ethically conduct research fo...
My aim is to suggest that there is a case for using a randomised consent design in some neonatal tri...
Emergency care needs to be underpinned by the highest quality evidence. However, research involving ...
Emergency care needs to be underpinned by the highest quality evidence. However, research involving ...
Informed consent is a vital part of ethical research. In emergency health care research environ-ment...
Hilden and Gammelgaard’s (H&G) comments on the evaluation and application of statistical trials ...
My research uses the case of emergency medicine research to challenge established norms of governanc...
This is the peer reviewed version of the following article: D, L., et al. "Consent in obstetric emer...
It is not possible to consent a patient for emergency research in advance of their acute illness, as...
There is global acceptance that individuals should be allowed to decide whether or not to take part ...
Background: Clinical trials in the ambulance setting are essential for providing the basis for evide...
Background: Conducting clinical trials with pre-term or sick infants is important if care for this p...
: Medical research involving critically ill and injured subjects unable to provide informed consent ...
The field of emergency research has come a long way. Once stymied by the difficulties in obtaining i...
This is the third paper on research in accident and emergency medicine. It discusses the ethical iss...
Abstract Background There is unanimous agreement regarding the need to ethically conduct research fo...
My aim is to suggest that there is a case for using a randomised consent design in some neonatal tri...
Emergency care needs to be underpinned by the highest quality evidence. However, research involving ...
Emergency care needs to be underpinned by the highest quality evidence. However, research involving ...
Informed consent is a vital part of ethical research. In emergency health care research environ-ment...
Hilden and Gammelgaard’s (H&G) comments on the evaluation and application of statistical trials ...
My research uses the case of emergency medicine research to challenge established norms of governanc...
This is the peer reviewed version of the following article: D, L., et al. "Consent in obstetric emer...
It is not possible to consent a patient for emergency research in advance of their acute illness, as...
There is global acceptance that individuals should be allowed to decide whether or not to take part ...
Background: Clinical trials in the ambulance setting are essential for providing the basis for evide...
Background: Conducting clinical trials with pre-term or sick infants is important if care for this p...
: Medical research involving critically ill and injured subjects unable to provide informed consent ...
The field of emergency research has come a long way. Once stymied by the difficulties in obtaining i...
This is the third paper on research in accident and emergency medicine. It discusses the ethical iss...