Box 74
Contains 41 Results:
Nationaler Ethikrat. (2007). Increasing the number of organ donations: A pressing issue for transplant medicine in Germany: Opinion. German National Ethics Council.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
New Jersey Commission on Legal and Ethical Problems in the Delivery of Health Care. (1990). Problems and approaches in health care decisionmaking: The New Jersey experience: A report of the New Jersey Commission on Legal and Ethical Problems in the Delivery of Health Care.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
New York (State) Department of Health. (1990). The Health Care Proxy Law: New York State Public Health Law Article 29-C.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
New York (State) Department of Health, New York State Task Force on Life and the Law & Association of the Bar of the City of New York. (1991). The health care proxy law: A guidebook for health care professionals.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
New York (State) Department of Health, New York State Task Force on Life and the Law. (1987). New York State Task Force on Life and the Law Annual report, 1985-1986.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
New York (State) Department of Health, New York State Task Force on Life and the Law. (1998). Assisted reproductive technologies: Analysis and recommendations for public policy.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
NIH-DOE Working Group on Ethical, Legal, and Social Implications of Human Genome Research. (1993). Genetic information and health insurance: Report of the Task Force on Genetic Information and Insurance. National Institutes of Health, National Center for Human Genome Research.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
Nuffield Council on Bioethics. (2000). Stem cell therapy: The ethical issues: A discussion paper.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
Oele, A. P., & Commissie ter Bestudering van de Maatschappelijke en Ethische Aspecten van Werkzaamheden met Erfelijkheidsmateriaal. (1983). Recombinant DNA. Staatsuitgeverij.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
National Bioethics Committee, Republic of Korea. (2006). The National Bioethics Committee's report on bioethical problems in Hwang Woo-suk research. Bioethics Policy Research Center.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
National Center for Human Genome Research, NIH-DOE Working Group on Ethical, Legal, and Social Implications of Human Genome Research, & NIH-DOE Task Force on Genetic Information and Insurance. (1993). Genetic information and health insurance: Report of the Task Force on Genetic Information and Insurance. National Institutes of Health.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
National Center for State Courts. (1990). Scope, substance, and format of guidelines: Briefing paper number one.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
National Center for State Courts. (1990). Survey of state trial court judges concerning life-sustaining medical treatment: Briefing paper number three.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
National Center for State Courts. (1990). Toward guidelines for state court decision making in authorizing or withholding life-sustaining medical treatment: Briefing paper number four.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
National Center for State Courts. (1990). Recent developments regarding decision making in authorizing or withholding life-sustaining medical treatment: Briefing paper number five.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
National Center for State Courts. (1991). Guidelines for state court decision making in authorizing or withholidng life-sustaining medical treatment: Draft guidelines and commentaries pertaining to children: Briefing paper number 10.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
National Center for State Courts. (1994). Guiding end-of-life decision making within health care facilities: Discussion draft: Briefing paper number one.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
National Center for State Courts. (1995). Guiding end-of-life decision making within health care facilities: Discussion draft: Briefing paper number three.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
National Clearinghouse for Human Genetic Diseases. (1980). State laws and regulations on genetic disorders. National Institutes of Health.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.
National Commission for Research Ethics - CONEP Brazil. (2000). Rules on research involving human subjects. Ministry of Health.
This series consists of grey literature collected by Capron. It contains material produced by governmental agencies and non-governmental organizations and includes technical reports, working papers, policy briefs, white papers, and newsletters, as well as conference proceedings and abstracts. Topics covered include death and dying, aging, human cloning, research ethics, the human genome, stem cells, HIV/AIDS, and reproduction.