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J.M. Belorgey 《Médecine & Droit》2003,2003(61):103-104
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François Taquet 《Médecine & Droit》2019,2019(159):153-158
This article examines current case law, emanating from the Cassation Court and the Courts of Appeal, and extending over the period from September 2018 to March 2019. 相似文献
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Eva Rosmark-Calltorp 《International Forum of Psychoanalysis》2013,22(3-4):197-200
During these times, when society wants "evidence" that treatments are effective, ethical and cost effective, quality assurance and evidence-based medicine have become catchwords. The powers that be place their hopes on them when they find that they have to prioritize forms of treatment. There are different attempts to define these concepts and there are different approaches, most of them based on quantitative studies. This article describes a different approach. It also discusses how you can use the model for peer review among psychoanalytical colleagues as a qualitative study and a base for both quality assurance and a learning process. It also has its place in any formulation of 'evidence' for psychoanalysis and psychotherapy. 相似文献
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《Revue Européene de Psychologie Appliquée》2021,71(5):100716
BackgroundIn Romania, the passage from a culture in which healthcare were freely available to a culture in which people must contribute financially, at least in part, has generated controversies among the population. We examined and mapped the views of people living in Romania regarding social security's health insurance programs.MethodsA convenience sample of 271 adults aged 18–80 who lived in big cities in Romania or in the rural areas around these cities were presented with realistic vignettes that depicted a health insurance program and asked to rate its goodness. The vignettes were created by combining orthogonally the levels of five factors: amount of employers’ contribution to the program, amount of workers’ contribution, extent of coverage of ordinary medical and dental care, extent of coverage of chronic or severe illness, and identity of health insurance recipients.ResultsFive qualitatively different positions were found. They were called Private insurance (8%), Health insurance only for contributors (14%), Health insurance for contributors and for everyone with severe or chronic illness (12%), Health insurance for everyone (29%), and Any insurance program is better than nothing (37%).ConclusionOverall, most participants (78%) favored a health insurance program that would protect all citizens in case of severe or chronic illness or injury, and 66% favored the protection of all citizens in all cases. 相似文献
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Switula D 《Science and engineering ethics》2006,12(1):147-156
Quality in clinical research may be defined as compliance with requirements together with credibility and reliability of the
data obtained. Sponsors usually apply Quality Management Systems (QMS) to ensure, control, maintain, and improve quality.
These systems encompass several preventive measures, tools, and controls. Standard QMS applied by clinical research sponsors
may be based on ISO 9000.
An earlier version of the paper was presented at the 6th International Bioethics Conference on the subject of ‘The Responsible
Conduct of Basic and Clinical Research’, held in Warsaw, Poland, 3–4 June 2005. 相似文献
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