Beyond Bristol and Alder Hey: the Future Regulation of Human Tissue

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Beyond Bristol and Alder Hey: the Future Regulation of Human Tissue

Auteurs : Kathleen Liddell ; Alison Hall

Source :

• Medical Law Review [ 0967-0742 ] ; 2005.

RBID : ISTEX:697DB01E2344B12E5A7CBBD9C35B77A65DCE3459

Descripteurs français

• Wicri :
  • topic : Audit, Action en matière pénale, Protection des données, Démocratie délibérative, Directive, Don, Génétique, Service de santé, Droits de l'homme, Maladie infectieuse, Recherche médicale, Enseignement médical, Infraction, Responsabilité parentale, Pouvoir politique, Consultation publique, Santé publique, Règlement.

English descriptors

• KwdEn :
  • Advance directive, Alder, Alison hall, Anatomical examination, Anatomical specimens, Anonymised, Anonymised tissue, Appropriate consent, Audit, Autonomy issues, Baroness andrews, Baroness hansard, Bioethics, Bioethics research project, Biomedical research, Bodily material, Body parts, Brazier, Bristol, Broad exemption, Cambridge university press, Cell line, Cell lines, Clinical audit, Clinical geneticist, Clinical geneticists, Clinical genetics, Clinical treatment, Clinical trials, Columbia university press, Competent child, Conduct research, Consent, Consultation report, Contentious, Contentious issues, Criminal offence, Criminal offences, Criminal penalties, Criminal proceedings, Criminal sanctions, Critical issue, Data protection, Deceased child, Deceased person, Deliberative democracy, Diagnostic purposes, Different interpretations, Different ways, Directive, Donation, Donation rates, Donor, Dphil thesis, Electronic patient records, Embryo, Epidemiological research, Ethical issues, Explanatory notes, Explicit consent, Fair cooperation, Family members, Final report, Furness, Further discussion, Future patients, Future policy, Future regulation, General information, Genetic, Genetic data, Genetic information, Genetic secrets, Genetic testing, Genetics, Hansard, Harvard university press, Health service, Health services, Heart disease, Hfea, High court, Human bodies, Human body, Human cells, Human choices, Human fertilisation, Human genetics, Human genetics commission, Human material, Human organs, Human rights, Human tissue, Human tissue authority, Human tissue bill, Human tissue policy, Human tissue saga, Human tissue samples, Human tissue workshop, Human tissues, Incapacity bill, Independent review group, Individual autonomy, Infectious disease, Interim statement, January, John rawls, Joint committee, July, June, Lawful, Leeds teaching hospital trust, Legal policy, Legal position, Legal studies, Libertarian notions, Licence, Liddell, Limited range, Lord mccoll, Lord warner, Many circumstances, Many ways, Many years, Medical community, Medical education, Medical genetics, Medical practice, Medical research, Medical research council, Medical researchers, Medical sciences, Medical training, Medical treatment, Mental capacity, Mere preservation, Months imprisonment, Moral agency, Moral consensus, Moral judgement, Moral perspectives, Moral truth, Moral values, Neil manson, Northern ireland, Offence, Organ donation, Organ retention, Organ transplantation, Organs, Organs commission, Other factors, Other laws, Other people, Other purpose, Other schedule, Other scientists, Other things, Other ways, Oxford university press, Para, Parental responsibility, Parliamentary debates, Past wrongs, Patient information, Performance assessment, Personal convictions, Personal information, Pluralist society, Policy decision, Policymakers, Political conception, Political liberalism, Political power, Posthumous organ donation, Private investigators, Proband, Property rights, Public consultation, Public display, Public health, Public health monitoring, Public health research, Public interest, Public reason, Purposive reading, Quality assurance, Rawls, Reasonable efforts, Regulation, Regulatory framework, Relevant material, Requisite consent, Research community, Research ethics committee, Research ethics committees, Researcher, Rosie, Rosie winterton, Royal college, Special cases, Stephen john, Stephen ladyman, Surplus tissue, Tissue, Tissue banks, Tissue blocks, Tissue collections, Tissue directive, Tissue holdings, Tissue regulation, Tissue sample, Tissue specimens, Transplant, Transplantable material, Transplantation, Valid consent, Warner, Winterton.
• Teeft :
  • Advance directive, Alder, Alison hall, Anatomical examination, Anatomical specimens, Anonymised, Anonymised tissue, Appropriate consent, Audit, Autonomy issues, Baroness andrews, Baroness hansard, Bioethics, Bioethics research project, Biomedical research, Bodily material, Body parts, Brazier, Bristol, Broad exemption, Cambridge university press, Cell line, Cell lines, Clinical audit, Clinical geneticist, Clinical geneticists, Clinical genetics, Clinical treatment, Clinical trials, Columbia university press, Competent child, Conduct research, Consent, Consultation report, Contentious, Contentious issues, Criminal offence, Criminal offences, Criminal penalties, Criminal proceedings, Criminal sanctions, Critical issue, Data protection, Deceased child, Deceased person, Deliberative democracy, Diagnostic purposes, Different interpretations, Different ways, Directive, Donation, Donation rates, Donor, Dphil thesis, Electronic patient records, Embryo, Epidemiological research, Ethical issues, Explanatory notes, Explicit consent, Fair cooperation, Family members, Final report, Furness, Further discussion, Future patients, Future policy, Future regulation, General information, Genetic, Genetic data, Genetic information, Genetic secrets, Genetic testing, Genetics, Hansard, Harvard university press, Health service, Health services, Heart disease, Hfea, High court, Human bodies, Human body, Human cells, Human choices, Human fertilisation, Human genetics, Human genetics commission, Human material, Human organs, Human rights, Human tissue, Human tissue authority, Human tissue bill, Human tissue policy, Human tissue saga, Human tissue samples, Human tissue workshop, Human tissues, Incapacity bill, Independent review group, Individual autonomy, Infectious disease, Interim statement, January, John rawls, Joint committee, July, June, Lawful, Leeds teaching hospital trust, Legal policy, Legal position, Legal studies, Libertarian notions, Licence, Liddell, Limited range, Lord mccoll, Lord warner, Many circumstances, Many ways, Many years, Medical community, Medical education, Medical genetics, Medical practice, Medical research, Medical research council, Medical researchers, Medical sciences, Medical training, Medical treatment, Mental capacity, Mere preservation, Months imprisonment, Moral agency, Moral consensus, Moral judgement, Moral perspectives, Moral truth, Moral values, Neil manson, Northern ireland, Offence, Organ donation, Organ retention, Organ transplantation, Organs, Organs commission, Other factors, Other laws, Other people, Other purpose, Other schedule, Other scientists, Other things, Other ways, Oxford university press, Para, Parental responsibility, Parliamentary debates, Past wrongs, Patient information, Performance assessment, Personal convictions, Personal information, Pluralist society, Policy decision, Policymakers, Political conception, Political liberalism, Political power, Posthumous organ donation, Private investigators, Proband, Property rights, Public consultation, Public display, Public health, Public health monitoring, Public health research, Public interest, Public reason, Purposive reading, Quality assurance, Rawls, Reasonable efforts, Regulation, Regulatory framework, Relevant material, Requisite consent, Research community, Research ethics committee, Research ethics committees, Researcher, Rosie, Rosie winterton, Royal college, Special cases, Stephen john, Stephen ladyman, Surplus tissue, Tissue, Tissue banks, Tissue blocks, Tissue collections, Tissue directive, Tissue holdings, Tissue regulation, Tissue sample, Tissue specimens, Transplant, Transplantable material, Transplantation, Valid consent, Warner, Winterton.

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DOI: 10.1093/medlaw/fwi012

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