Informed consent
Subtitle: a guide to the risks and benefits of volunteering for clinical trials
By: Kenneth Getz & Deborah Borfitz ; with a foreword by Paul Gelsinger
Contributors: Borfitz, Deborah
Publisher: CenterWatch
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Boston, MA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 306
ISBN-13: 9781930624092
Subjects: Informed consent (Medical law); Consumer education; Clinical trials; Informed Consent; Patient Acceptance of Health Care; Clinical Trials as Topic
Other titles: Risks and benefits of volunteering for clinical trials
Description: Informed consent (Medical law).
Table of contents: title: Ch. 1; title: Clinical trials-a very human enterprise -- -- Ch. 2; title: Why people participate -- -- Ch. 3; title: Doing your homework -- -- Ch. 4; title: Giving your informed consent -- -- Ch. 5; title: Historical events that have shaped human subject protections -- -- Ch. 6; title: Vulnerable populations -- -- Ch. 7; title: What to do when things go wrong -- -- Ch. 8; title: Finding clinical trials --; title: Afterward -- -- App.; title: A Glossary of terms -- -- App. B; title: A history of regulations affecting patient protection in clinical research -- App. C; title: World Medical Association Declaration of Helsinki -- -- App. D; title: The Belmont Report -- App. E; title: 45 CFR 46 Federal Policy for the Protection of Human Subjects -- -- App. G; title: 21 CFR 50 Protection of Human Subjects -- -- App. H; title: Form 1572 -- -- App. I; title: Directory of health associations ---- Directory of biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies -- About the authors.