Population data, ethics and paediatric care: how we can use population data to guide ethical decision making

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2007-06-13
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Stanley, Fiona
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Abstract
  1. Population data and record linkage in WA A) Development/ methods/ advantages B) Examples for child health services
  2. The special case of pharmacovigilance
  3. Ethical issues
  4. Modernity’s paradox and the imperative for good data
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Indiana University School of Medicine, Australia, Research ethics, Pediatrics, Pediatric research, Population research, Genetics, Genetic databases, Longitudinal research, Population data
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Ethics, Bioethics
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Stanley F. Population data, ethics and paediatric care: how we can use population data to guide ethical decision making. Paediatric Grand Rounds, Riley Hospital for Children. Indianapolis, Indiana. June 13, 2007.
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Indiana University Center for Bioethics; Riley Hospital for Children
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https://hdl.handle.net/1805/1913
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