Ethics and research with children : a case-based approach /
Kodish, Eric.
Oxford : Oxford University Press,
2005.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Ethics and research with children : an introduction / Eric Kodish -- Evaluating benefits and harms in research on healthy children / Paul B. Miller and Charles Weijer -- Optimizing risks and benefits : the case of rotavirus vaccine / Susan E. Coffin and Robert M. Nelson -- Bioethics meets the barrio : community-based research involving children / Molly Martin and John Lantos -- Adolescent research and parental permission / Lauren K. Collogan and Alan R. Fleischman -- Recruitment of pregnant, minor adolescents and minor adolescents at risk of pregnancy into longitudinal, observational research : the case of the National Children's Study / John Santelli ... [et al.] -- The ethics of newborn screening diabetes research / Lainie Friedman Ross -- Payments for participation of children in research / Douglas S. Diekema -- Justice, lead, and environmental research involving children / Robert M. Nelson -- Behavioral research with children : the fenfluramine challenge / Gerald P. Koocher -- The ethics of predictive genetic testing in prevention trials involving adolescents / Gail Geller -- Research ethics and maternal-fetal surgery / Rebecca Dresser -- Testing drugs in developing countries : pediatric research ethics in an international context / Michelle Eder -- Research and innovation in pediatric surgery : the problem of hypoplastic left-heart syndrome / Erin Flanagan-Klygis and Joel E. Frader -- Near the boundary of research : roles, responsibilities, and resource allocation / Christopher Church ... [et al.] -- Children and placebos / Jessica Wilen Berg -- When eligibility criteria clash with personal treatment choice : a dilemma of clinical research / Benjamin Wilfond and Fabio Candotti -- Involving children with life-shortening illnesses in decisions about participation in clinical research : a proposal for shuttle diplomacy and negotiation / Myra Bluebond-Langner, Amy DeCicco, and Jean Belasco.
Pediatrics
Medical ethics
Children