Pharmaceutical EthicsSam Salek, Andrew Edgar Wiley, 11. okt. 2002 - 216 sider Pharmaceutical Ethics is an important text, which aims to provide the ethical guidelines much needed by the pharmaceutical industry. By focusing on many of the central issues such as the ethical aspects of clinical trials, informed consent, physician or patient choice and pharmaceutical advertising, this text will provide very good coverage of an area which perhaps still lacks coherent instruction. * Covers ethical issues involved in the testing and use of pharmaceuticals on human beings * Investigates issues such as whether choice of drug should lie with the physician or the patient * Looks at a wide variety of subjects connected with pharmaceutical ethics. * Focuses specifically on the issues surrounding the pharmaceutical industry, not medicine in general. * Fulfils an important need in the Pharmaceutical Industry. |
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Side 71
... reference guideline is the Declaration of Helsinki . Three major principles are empha- sized , i.e. respect for patients , beneficence and justice . Respect of the patient to accept or not participate in a trial ; the constraints and ...
... reference guideline is the Declaration of Helsinki . Three major principles are empha- sized , i.e. respect for patients , beneficence and justice . Respect of the patient to accept or not participate in a trial ; the constraints and ...
Side 78
... reference treatments leading inherently to an absence of difference . Let us imagine a trial comparing a new antidepressant drug to a reference treat- ment ( e.g. clomipramine ) in 40 patients . The results are respectively 47 % of ...
... reference treatments leading inherently to an absence of difference . Let us imagine a trial comparing a new antidepressant drug to a reference treat- ment ( e.g. clomipramine ) in 40 patients . The results are respectively 47 % of ...
Side 79
... reference treatment results in a higher effect whatever the treatment group , probably because investigators are more confident to inform their patients that they will receive , whatever the treatment alloca- tion , an active treatment ...
... reference treatment results in a higher effect whatever the treatment group , probably because investigators are more confident to inform their patients that they will receive , whatever the treatment alloca- tion , an active treatment ...
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The Basis of Ethics | 1 |
Principles of Ethics Focusing on the Patient | 13 |
Ethical Rationalism Applied to Pharmaceuticals | 27 |
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