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HIV home testing – A problem or part of the solution?

J Gardner

Global health justice: A perspective from the global South on a Framework Convention on Global Health

LO Gostin, A Dhai

Applications and secretariat workload at the University of the Witwatersrand Human Research Ethics Committee (Medical) 2002 - 2011: A case study

P Cleaton-Jones

The treatment of human remains

KS Satyapal

An audit of the informed consent process in postgraduate dissertation studies at the College of Health Sciences, University of Nairobi, Kenya

MCA Wagoro, KM Bhatt

Laws, regulations and guidelines of developed countries, developing countries in Africa, and BRICS regions pertaining to the use of human biological material (HBM) in research

MA Sathar, A Dhai

Are students being coerced into HIV testing? Ethical considerations related to offering incentives for HIV counselling and testing at tertiary institutions in South Africa

D Cameron, H van der Merwe

Discharge against medical advice: Ethico-legal implications from an African perspective

JO Fadare, AC Jemilohun

Compensation for research-related injury in South Africa: A critique of the good clinical practice (GCP) guidelines

C Slack, P Singh, A Strode, Z Essack

Conflict of interest: A tenacious ethical dilemma in public health policy, not only in clinical practice/research

L London, R Matzopoulos, J Corrigall, JE Myers, A Maker, CDH Parry

Stem cell tourism in South Africa: The legal position

S Mahomed, MN Slabbert

Human dignity and consent in research biobanking

DG Kirchhoffer, K Dierickx

In defence of Helsinki and human rights

A Plomer

Ethical and human rights dimensions in prenatal HIV/AIDS testing: Botswana in global perspective

RA Kumar

Legal issues relating to the use of surrogate mothers in the practice of assisted conception

MN Slabbert

The ‘war on drugs’ has failed: Is decriminalisation of drug use a solution to the problem in South Africa?

R Fellingham, A Dhai, Y Guidozzi, J Gardner

Hospital exclusion clauses limiting liability for medical malpractice resulting in death or physical or psychological injury: What is the effect of the Consumer Protection Act?

D McQuoid-Mason

FDA abandons the Declaration of Helsinki: The effect on the ethics of clinical trial conduct in South Africa and other developing countries

LJ Burgess, D Pretorius

Psychometrics of the student version of the Jefferson Scale of Physician Empathy (JSPE-S) in final-year medical students in Johannesburg in 2008

K Vallabh

Mandatory reporting of sexual abuse under the Sexual Offences Act and the ‘best interests of the child’

D McQuoid-Mason

The ethical concerns of using medical male circumcision in HIV prevention in sub-Saharan Africa

C Gwandure

Compulsory HIV testing of alleged sexual offenders – a human rights violation

K Naidoo, K Govender

The threat of litigation: Private obstetric care – quo vadis?

G Howarth

Ethical and regulatory issues surrounding umbilical cord blood banking in South Africa

SC Chima, F Mamdoo

The public’s attitude towards strike action by healthcare workers and health services in South Africa

A Dhai, HR Etheredge, M Vorster, Y Veriava

Using the concept of ‘parental responsibilities and rights’ to identify adults able to provide proxy consent to child research in South Africa

AE Strode, CM Slack

Neonatal circumcision – violation of children’s rights or public health necessity?

YA Vawda, LN Maqutu

Is South Africa on the verge of a medical malpractice litigation storm?

MS Pepper, MN Slabbert

The centrality of the dead human body for teaching and research – social, cultural and ethical issues

DG Jones

Social and cultural issues in human tissue use in South Africa

ME de Haas

The ethical and medico-legal issues of trauma care

TC Hardcastle

Ethical dilemmas and financial burdens faced by clinical dental students in a ‘quota-driven’ curriculum

LM Sykes, RF Tadi, JB du Plessis, T Gugushe

Reproductive health issues emanating from the Children’s Act No. 38 of 2005 as amended in 2008: A pilot study of the rights of parents versus rights of children

ME Ncube, E Ross

Indiscretion and other threats to confidentiality

D Benatar

Smoking in the workplace in South Africa: Law and practice relating to the rights and obligations of employers and employees

JD Mujuzi

Evaluating the right to autonomy argument in the debate on coercive antenatal HIV testing in South Africa

M Selemogo

State doctors, freedom of conscience and termination of pregnancy revisited

D McQuoid-Mason

Truth telling in a South African tertiary hospital

MDTHW Vangu

Some consent and confidentiality issues regarding the application of the Choice on Termination of Pregnancy Act to girl-children

D McQuoid-Mason

Why is telemedicine a challenge to the regulators?

M Mars, C Jack

Inaugural lecture: African spirituality, ethics and traditional healing – implications for indigenous South African social work education and practice

E Ross

The practice of telemedicine and challenges to the regulatory authorities

M Kekana, P Noe, B Mkhize

Compulsory testing of alleged sexual offenders – implications for human rights and access to treatment

TE Madiba, YA Vawda

Process error rates in general research applications to the Human Research Ethics Committee (Medical) at the University of the Witwatersrand: A secondary data analysis

P Cleaton-Jones

The future of medical professionalism

JR Williams

Clinical forensic medicine and human rights – doctors as human rights defenders

S.M Lukhozi

Releasing terminally ill prisoners on medical parole in South Africa

JD Mujuzi

When do medical students become professionals?

JR Williams

Prescription pattern of unlicensed and off-label medicines for children aged 0 - 5 years in a tertiary hospital and a primary health care centre in Nigeria

RC Okechukwu, OE Aghom

Moral principlism alone is insufficient, and traditional moral theories remain important for practical ethics

DL Clarke

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