Works by R. Pegoraro ( view other items matching `R. Pegoraro`, view all matches )
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  1. Luciana Caenazzo, Pamela Tozzo & Renzo Pegoraro (2013). Biobanking Research on Oncological Residual Material: A Framework Between the Rights of the Individual and the Interest of Society. BMC Medical Ethics 14 (1):17.
    The tissue biobanking of specific biological residual materials, which constitutes a useful resource for medical/scientific research, has raised some ethical issues, such as the need to define which kind of consent is applicable for biological residual materials biobanks.
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  2. E. Gefenas, V. Dranseika, J. Serepkaite, A. Cekanauskaite, L. Caenazzo, B. Gordijn, R. Pegoraro & E. Yuko (2012). Turning Residual Human Biological Materials Into Research Collections: Playing with Consent. Journal of Medical Ethics 38 (6):351-355.
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  3. V. Fournier, E. Rari, R. Forde, G. Neitzke, R. Pegoraro & A. J. Newson (2009). Clinical Ethics Consultation in Europe: A Comparative and Ethical Review of the Role of Patients. Clinical Ethics 4 (3):131-138.
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  4. S. A. Hurst, S. Reiter-Theil, A.-M. Slowther, R. Pegoraro, R. Forde & M. Danis (2008). Should Ethics Consultants Help Clinicians Face Scarcity in Their Practice? Journal of Medical Ethics 34 (4):241-246.
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  5. S. A. Hurst, A. Perrier, R. Pegoraro, S. Reiter-Theil, R. Forde, A.-M. Slowther, E. Garrett-Mayer & M. Danis (2007). Ethical Difficulties in Clinical Practice: Experiences of European Doctors. Journal of Medical Ethics 33 (1):51-57.
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  6. Renzo Pegoraro (2005). Dialogue with David C. Thomasma and Renzo Pegoraro. Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics 26 (6):575-589.
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  7. Alessandra Bernardi & Renzo Pegoraro (2003). Italian Drug Policy: Ethical Aims of Essential Assistance Levels. Health Care Analysis 11 (4):279-286.
    In 2001 the Italian Government defined Essential Assistance Levels (LEA), which can be considered as an important step forward in the health care system. The Italian health care system would provide payment of essential and uniform aid services in order to safeguard many values such as human dignity, personal health, equal assistance and good health practices. The Ministry of Health has worked to rationalize the National Formulary and to define evaluation methods for drugs in order to choose what to reimburse (...)
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