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Sydney Health Ethics: Recent submissions

    • Consent to Biobank Research: Facing Up to the Challenge of Globalisation 

      Lipworth, W; Kerridge, I
      Published 2015-01-01
      There is broad agreement that open-ended consent to research involving banked specimens and associated data is morally justifiable. Importantly, this approach is justifiable if, and only if, clear mechanisms are in place ...
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    • Correlates of unmet needs and psychological distress in adolescent and young adults who have a parent diagnosed with cancer. 

      McDonald, F. E. J.; Patterson, P; White, K. J.; Butow, P. N.; Costa, D. S. J.; Kerridge, I
      Published 2015-08-01
      Objective. Young people who have a parent with cancer experience elevated levels of psychological distress and unmet needs. In this study we examined the associations between demographics, cancer variables, and family ...
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    • Tuberculosis and Mental Health in the Asia-Pacific 

      Mason, P. H.; Sweetland, A; Fox, G; Halovic, S; Nguyen, TA; Marks, G
      Published 2016-05-20
      Objective: This opinion piece encourages mental health researchers and clinicians to engage with mental health issues among tuberculosis patients in the Asia-Pacific region in a culturally appropriate and ethical manner. ...
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    • All care, but whose responsibility? Community juries reason about expert and patient responsibilities in prostate-specific antigen screening for prostate cancer 

      Degeling, C; Carter, SM; Rychetnik, L
      Published 2016-08-03
      General practitioners have implicitly been given responsibility for guiding men’s decisions about prostate-specific antigen–based screening for prostate cancer, but patients’ expectations of the bounds of this responsibility ...
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    • Bioethics in Australia: On Politics, Power and the Rise of the Christian Right 

      Irvine, R; Kerridge, I; Komesaroff, P
      Published 2011-01-01
      This chapter talks about Australian bioethics and highlights the argument that bioethics have never been above the political struggle for power and influence in the public marketplace of ideas. It describes the Australasian ...
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