Green light for experimental heart surgery, but terms and conditions apply – Centre for Research Ethics & Bioethics (CRB) – Uppsala University

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Communication across language barriers in Nordic paediatric oncology care – A cross-sectional multicentre survey with healthcare personnel

The study investigated how healthcare personnel communicate with families when experiencing language barriers, and the use of interpreters in Nordic p…

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Satisfaction with end-of-life care and self-rated health among bereaved family members; a descriptive cross-sectional study in an intensive care context - BMC Palliative Care

Background In intensive care units, critically ill patients often require life-sustaining interventions. When these no longer benefit the patient, care is often transferred to end-of-life care.…

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Artificial consciousness – a look behind the hopeful facade - The Ethics Blog

During the 20th century, it was often considered scientifically suspect to talk about consciousness or to use psychological concepts that were not defined in terms of observable behavior. For even lon...

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Meeting the demand: A collaborative approach in developing genetic counselling education in the Nordic countries - Journal of Community Genetics

This program report describes the establishment of the Nordic Network for Genetic Counselling (NNGC) and the ongoing work toward developing a joint Nordic MSc in Genetic Counselling and increasing…

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The importance of children’s assent to research - The Ethics Blog

In the field of childhood cancer, care and research are closely linked. Children treated for cancer are often involved as participants in studies that can contribute to better future cancer care. It i...

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Bioethics as bios ethikos - Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy

Drawing on a genealogical analysis of the distinction between zoē (biological life as organic functioning) and bios (a distinctively human way of life shaped by meaning, orientation, and evaluative…

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Gräsrotsbyråkraten och den motvillige brukaren:: Erfarenheter från en tidig insats med förebyggande skul­drådgivning | Socialvetenskaplig tidskrift

Over-indebtedness is a societal problem affecting nearly half a million individuals in Sweden, placing them at risk of deteriorating health and well-being. Municipal budget and debt counselling…

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Preventive debt counselling hindered by lack of resources - and ethical dilemmas – Centre for Research Ethics & Bioethics (CRB) – Uppsala University

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Exploring integration from the perspective of refugee women – Centre for Research Ethics & Bioethics (CRB) – Uppsala University

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Artificial consciousness: Is such a thing even possible, detectible, or desirable? – Centre for Research Ethics & Bioethics (CRB) – Uppsala University

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Recording available: Fake journals, fake papers, fake citations – Navigating a risky publishing landscape – Centre for Research Ethics & Bioethics (CRB) – Uppsala University

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New guidance for healthcare ethics teaching to decrease knowledge gaps and strengthen capacities – Centre for Research Ethics & Bioethics (CRB) – Uppsala University

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New study on authorship practices: 6 in 10 PhD students report Vancouver rule violations – Centre for Research Ethics & Bioethics (CRB) – Uppsala University

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Autonomy consultants in healthcare? - The Ethics Blog

Patient autonomy is a fundamental principle in healthcare and medical ethics. Patients have the right to be informed about what it means to undergo a proposed treatment (as well as what it means to re...

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Ethical issues identified by analyzing the attitudes of Swedish radiologists and screening participants toward the use of AI in mammography screening - AI and Ethics

The debate about the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in medicine has intensified among different stakeholders, including academics, developers, patients associations, regulators, and the general public. This debate is driven by the development of a number of AI-based technologies designed for different medical applications, including diagnosis, prognosis, patient management, and healthcare delivery. Building on previous research examining Swedish radiologists’ and screening participants’ perception of AI use in mammography exams, this paper aims at identifying the ethical issues raised by these two populations. The ultimate goal is elaborating a structured set of key considerations and a map of ethical priorities that may inform the discussion regarding the use of AI in medical practice, particularly in ethical and regulatory debates on the use of AI in radiology.

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Fake journals, fake papers, fake citations: Navigating a risky publishing landscape – Centre for Research Ethics & Bioethics (CRB) – Uppsala University

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Mapping the gaps in women’s understanding of breast cancer risk – Centre for Research Ethics & Bioethics (CRB) – Uppsala University

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Losing a family member in an intensive care unit - The Ethics Blog

An intensive care unit is a place where life is maintained with the help of advanced medical equipment. But it is also a place where life sometimes ends. In cases where it becomes clear that life-sust...

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When youth participation becomes symbolic: voices and influence in global health governance - The Ethics Blog

Global health discussions have, in recent years, made a point of involving young people. Conferences feature youth panels, international organisations hold youth consultations, and most major health s...

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On the potential value conflict between scientific knowledge production and fair recognition of authorship

The value of scientific knowledge and fairness in distribution of academic credit are core values in research publication. However, it is little discussed in the literature that these values may co...

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Experiences of Ethical Review: Perspectives of Swedish Researchers in Social Science and Humanities - Journal of Academic Ethics

This paper presents the results from a qualitative study with Swedish researchers in the social sciences and the humanities. The aim of the study was to explore researchers’ perceptions of ethical rev...

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