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    • Promoting ethics across the healthcare sector: what can codes achieve? 

      Lipworth, W; Kerridge, I; Montgomery, Kathleen; Komesaroff, Paul A.
      Published 2020
      Over the course of the twentieth century, numerous national and international ethics “codes” have been developed. While such codes serve important substantive and symbolic functions, they can also pose challenges. In this ...
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    • Women in contact with the Sydney LGBTIQ communities: Report of the SWASH Lesbian, Bisexual and Queer Women’s Health Survey 2016, 2018, 2020 

      Mooney-Somers, Julie; Deacon, Rachel; Anderst, Ania; Rybak, Luna; Akbany, Afreen; Philios, Luka; Keeffe, Sophie; Price, Karen; Parkhill, Nicolas
      Published 2020
      A lack of systematic, nuanced research on the health and wellbeing of Australian lesbian, bisexual and queer (LBQ) women (cis and trans) has been a significant barrier to understanding, recognising and addressing their ...
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    • Obligations and preferences in knowing and not knowing: the importance of context 

      Dive, Lisa; Newson, A.J.
      Published 2020-01-01
      Commentary on Davies: "The right not to know and the obligation to know"
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    • Ethical issues in reproductive genetic carrier screening 

      Dive, Lisa; Newson, A.J.
      Published 2020-01-01
      Reproductive Carrier Screening (RCS) involves testing individuals or couples to determine their likelihood of having a child with certain inherited genetic conditions. RCS raises ethical considerations, including: the ...
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    • Health Professionals “Make Their Choice”: Pharmaceutical Industry Leaders’ Understandings of Conflict of Interest 

      Grundy, Q; Tierney, L; Mayes, C; Lipworth, W
      Published 2017-01-01
      Conflicts of interest, stemming from relationships between health professionals and the pharmaceutical industry, remain a highly divisive and inflammatory issue in healthcare. Given that most jurisdictions rely on industry ...
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