Research and the Individual: Human StudiesLittle, Brown, 1970 - 358 sider |
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Side 114
... methods of re- search that would responsibly enhance , rather than destroy , human trust . It must , of course , be ... methods of observation and experimentation in which human dignity is violated as contrasted with methods in which 114 ...
... methods of re- search that would responsibly enhance , rather than destroy , human trust . It must , of course , be ... methods of observation and experimentation in which human dignity is violated as contrasted with methods in which 114 ...
Side 192
... methods and procedures in the " in- terests of the patient " ? His limit is the same as that for the patient . It is fixed by the judgment of sound reason , set by the demands of the natural moral law . The limit is the same for the ...
... methods and procedures in the " in- terests of the patient " ? His limit is the same as that for the patient . It is fixed by the judgment of sound reason , set by the demands of the natural moral law . The limit is the same for the ...
Side 262
... methods of science with the traditional methods of medicine . Until the turn of the century , the ad- vancement of clinical knowledge was in general confined to that which could be gained by observation , and means for the analysis in ...
... methods of science with the traditional methods of medicine . Until the turn of the century , the ad- vancement of clinical knowledge was in general confined to that which could be gained by observation , and means for the analysis in ...
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