Empirical Methods in Bioethics
An update on the “empirical turn” in bioethics: analysis of empirical research in nine bioethics journals
... the empirical methods used, studies with quantitative methods remained predominant in the nine bioethics ...all empirical papers in the previ- ous search [8] to 53% in our search, ...
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Standards of practice in empirical bioethics research: towards a consensus
... that empirical methods themselves are not value free tools that are capable of producing objective empirical knowledge claims (see also Singh, ...Different empirical methods prioritize ...
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The use of empirical research in bioethics: a survey of researchers in twelve European countries
... possible methods and how a particular method could be selected and ...out empirical and normative integration and those who have actually done ...studied bioethics scholars clearly thought that ...
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Global bioethics – myth or reality?
... of bioethics: Holm completed an MD, a few years clinical practice and then did a PhD in medical ethics; Williams- Jones majored in philosophy, then completed a bioethics Masters specialization and an ...
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Respect for cultural diversity and the empirical turn in bioethics: a plea for caution
... in empirical research, which is a sign of dissatisfaction with the analytic methods of traditional ...of bioethics, they can easily be construed to be an endorsement of ethical relativism, especially ...
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Evaluating empirical methods of flood flow rate estimation in Bakhtegan watershed-Iran
... various methods, statistical standards including mean square errors, oriental coefficient and mean difference were used (Khosravi et ...used empirical methods were in continuous flows group and to ...
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Neoliberalising bioethics: Bias, enhancement and economistic ethics
... Bostrom and Ord have based their ethical arguments on a theory drawn from behavioural psychology and used to explain economic activity. However, they have only referred to part of the theory and have ignored an important ...
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Enhancing the African bioethics initiative
... teaching bioethics in Africa is the issue of shortage of trained bioethicists to fill the vacancies that would be created in academic institu- tions in many African ...site bioethics manpower that would be ...
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Ethics and the Care of Critically Ill Infants and Children
... Ethics and the Care of Critically Ill Infants and Children.. Committee on Bioethics.[r] ...
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An Analogical Hermeneutic Approach to Bioethics
... As shown in the previous examples, bioethics constantly uses scientific facts to reinterpret the ontological notion of human nature. That notion becomes a basis to conceive moral values and norms. Thus, an ...
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Empirical Methods for Compound Splitting
... To account for this, we build a second transla- tion lexicon as follows: First, we break up German words in the parallel corpus with the frequency method.. Then, we train a translation l[r] ...
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What Is “African Bioethics” as Used by Sub Saharan African Authors: An Argumentative Literature Review of Articles on African Bioethics
... “Western bioethics” already doing a fairly good job of being moral watchdogs, just because they are not African owned? More so the SSA issues that Fayemi seeks to address with health care ethics is already a ...
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Benchmarks for ethically credible partnerships between industry and academic health centers: beyond disclosure of financial conflicts of interest
... The impetus to discover, develop, and implement new therapies and medicines is now utilizing the translational science paradigm, although not without certain chal- lenges [55]. Similarly, the incentive to leverage the ...
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Disagreements with implications: diverging discourses on the ethics of non-medical use of methylphenidate for performance enhancement
... media, bioethics lit- erature, and public health ...in bioethics dis- course focuses on the ethical issues arising from presumed benefits of non-medical use of neuropharmaceuticals by healthy ...
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Infant Bioethics Committees
... The Academy’s statement on the jurisdiction of infant bioethics committees is paradoxical: “The Infant Bioeth- ics Committee should not supplant other existing means within the instituti[r] ...
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'Eugenics Talk' and the Language of Bioethics
... Argument must apparently be against all but the most sober artistic expression, and this looks like a reductio ad absurdum. This is not, however, a decisive objection, although a certain amount of bullet-biting is ...
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Empirical likelihood-based adjustment methods
... EL methods in survey sampling when auxiliary information is ...pseudo empirical maximum likelihood estimator (PEMLE), shown to be asymptotically equivalent to a GREG estimator in the case of estimating a ...
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African bioethics: methodological doubts and insights
... of bioethics in Africa and in consideration of the requirement to respect communi- ties, a search for cultural identity with the intention of improving the social acceptability of bioethics in Africa ...
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A meta science for a global bioethics and biomedicine
... cosmopolitan bioethics and biomedicine Shook and Giordano [1] emphasised that “the objectivity of the new meta-ethics for neuroethics (now, as I assert, synonymous with bioethics) cannot exceed the degree ...
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REMOTE SENSING IN FOOD PRODUCTION – A REVIEW
... of methods for vegetation characterization through remote sensing involves the development of empirical or semi-empirical relationships between plant biophysical parameters and arithmetic ...
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