Psychiatry and human rights

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Veröffentlicht in:	Health law, human rights and the biomedicine convention
1. Verfasser:	Legemaate, J. (VerfasserIn)
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Sprache:	eng
Veröffentlicht:	2005
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Titel	Jahr	Verfasser
Science, law and ethics : the Biomedicine Convention as an ethico-legal response to current scientific challenges	2005	Honnefelder, Ludger
The Biomedicine Convention in relation to other international instruments	2005	Rukunas, Emmanuēl I.
The global significance of the Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine	2005	Gadd, Elaine
Right to health care and scarcity of resources	2005	Groot, Rolf de
Quality of care, patient safety, and the role of the patient	2005	Wal, Gerrit van der
Private life: "Frappez toujours"	2005	Kuitenbrouwer, Frank
Previously expressed wishes relating to end of life decisions	2005	Kelk, Constantijn
Research on human subjects	2005	Lötjönen, Salla
Equal access and financing of health services in Europe	2005	Hamilton, Geert Jan
Decisions on competency and professional standards	2005	Hubben, Joep
The Kelly case-compensation for undue damage for wrongfuld treatment	2005	Hondius, Ewoud H.
Organ transplantation	2005	Nys, Herman
Human tissue research, with particular reference to DNA banking	2005	Gevers, J. K. M.
Implemantation of the Convention in Central Europe : the case of Poland	2005	Sokalska, Maria E.
The leading principles of the Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine	2005	Dute, Jos
Psychiatry and human rights	2005	Legemaate, J.
Freedom of research and its relation to the right to privacy	2005	Ploem, Corrette
Research on human embryos	2005	Braake, Trees te
Protection against genetic discrimination and the Biomedicine Convention	2005	Hendriks, Aart