Sentences with phrase «medical ethicists»

But yesterday, the agency announced that it is convening a panel of medical ethicists to discuss whether experimental drugs or vaccines could be used after all.

Medical ethicists at Johns Hopkins and Brigham and Women's Hospital provide a roadmap to the health care holy grail of higher quality, lower cost care via referrals, while avoiding the ethical pitfalls of managed care in the 1990s.

Medical ethicists who started as theologians seem especially attached to this precept.

Medical ethicist Arthur Caplan toldThe New York Times that there is likely «little or no oversight of processing fees.»

If that's true, and combined with Bornstein's public revelations to the New York Times about President Trump's hair growth medication, Bornstein may be in some pretty serious legal and ethical hot water — and «absolutely should lose» his medical license, one of the country's leading medical ethicists tells Fortune.

We live in a time when ethics has become big business: medical schools hire medical ethicists, business schools hire business ethicists.

Medical ethicist Jens Clausen of Tübingen University in Germany points out that training people to generate the appropriate neural signals to control machines might have effects on mood and behaviour, as well as memory and speech.

«Medical ethicists challenge court ruling on lethal injection in Alabama case: Ruling in death penalty case would have a chilling effect on physicians» willingness to serve as experts in capital punishment trials.»

NSF doesn't necessarily know what a university is doing, notes medical ethicist Elizabeth Heitman of the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, who co-authored a recently published study of how research - intensive universities are implementing the RCR mandate from NSF.

Medical ethicists still debate how to best communicate end - of - life options to patients.

By contrast, medical ethicists remain divided about active euthanasia, in which a physician ends a patient's life intentionally and directly: for example, by means of a lethal injection.

Despite claims of preclinical success by a leading surgeon, doctors, scientists, and medical ethicists say the science is not ready.

Medical ethicist Harvey Fineberg says «neo-evolution» is on the horizon.

And beneath the politics are the questions of why and how — where's the policy that supports the drastic measures being taken (particularly the $ GP co-payment which is described by medical ethicist David Hunter as «zombie policy» that is in no way justified by the «unfair and unethical» proposal to use it to fund medical research)?

«Thousands of medical ethicists and bioethicists, as they are called, professionally guide the unthinkable on its passage through the debatable on the way to becoming the justifiable until it is finally established as unexceptionable.»

Medical ethicist Arthur Caplan of the University of Minnesota called the random selection of patients «a fair distribution system.»

The drift today, encouraged by ever so permissive «medical ethicists,» is to erase the distinction between ordinary and extraordinary means altogether.

As a medical ethicist, how do you regard the use of triage in wartime and in emergency medical procedures?

To date more than five thousand copies have been distributed to medical ethicists, practicing physicians, and medical students.

Reiser, a medical ethicist who is far from being a naysayer, is almost too kind to the species.

It is Wendy's birth junkie privilege that says that her beliefs about what is unethical trump those of doctors and medical ethicists..

But Leemon McHenry, a medical ethicist at California State University in Northridge who has investigated the use of ghostwriters on articles about other drugs, thinks that the practice stretches beyond these high - profile cases.

Based on the assumption that brainstem death means life has ended, I would draw the opposite conclusions to medical ethicist...

«We need to ask the medical ethicists to give us guidance on what the responsible thing to do is.»

Harriet A. Washington is a medical ethicist and writer based in New York.

Medical ethicists and the public alike accept that a mentally competent adult who is terminally ill or in intractable pain has the right to choose to be removed from a ventilator or to refuse tube feedings and hydration — a view which American courts have so far upheld.

Researchers, medical ethicists, and data - protection specialists in many countries lobbied the Icelandic government last year not to pass a law giving a genetics company access to the health records of the entire country (Science, 1 January, p. 13).

On 11 August, WHO convened a panel of medical ethicists, scientific experts, and lay people from the affected countries to assess the role of experimental therapies in the Ebola outbreak response.

Stem cell technology has advanced so much that scientists can grow miniature versions of human brains — called organoids, or mini-brains if you want to be cute about it — in the lab, but medical ethicists are concerned about recent developments in this field involving the growth of these tiny brains in other animals.

Three current and former astronauts, including Scott Kelly who just set a new U.S. record for a long duration (340 days) spaceflight, NASA's Chief Medical Officer, and a medical ethicist, testified.

It might be dangerous to test drugs on expectant mothers, but medical ethicists are now arguing that «our efforts to protect women and their fetuses have actually put them both in jeopardy.»

If I'm asked a question that touches on medical ethics, for example, I'll call a medical ethicist at the American Medical Association.

In collaboration with astrophysicists, meteorologists, and medical ethicists, Manglano - Ovalle harnesses extraterrestrial radio signals, weather patterns, and biological code, transforming pure data into digital video projections and sculptures realized through computer rendering.

Create this Resume Medical Ethicist Skills / Duties The key duties of a medical ethicist are three-fold: clinical ethics consultation, education, and management; syllabus development and execution for medical student clerkships and residency programs; -LSB-...] Continue Reading →

Medical Ethicist Job Description A medical ethicist works in hospitals, clinics and research facilities to help the staff in combining science with morality.