No. 1S (2019): iCONSENT - Improving the Guidelines for Informed Consent, Including Vulnerable Populations, Under a Gender Perspective

Edited by Laura Palazzani

DOI: https://doi.org/10.15168/2284-4503-20191S

Published: 2019-07-11

Full Issue

• Special Issue 1/2019

Editorial

• Why informed consent requires attention once more?

  Laura Palazzani

  1-2

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Essays

• i-CONSENT: presentation of the project and the importance of participants' perspective in the informed consent process

  Jaime Fons-Martínez, Cristina Ferrer-Albero, Rosanna Russell, Elizabeth Rodgers, Linda Glennie, Javier Díez-Domingo

  3-10

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• Informed consent, experimentation and emerging ethical problems

  Laura Palazzani

  11-22

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• Informed consent procedures between autonomy and trust

  Fabio Macioce

  23-35

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• Contents of the minor's assent in medical research: differences between the scientific literature and the legal requirements

  Jaime Fons-Martínez, Fernando Calvo Rigual, Javier Díez-Domingo, Leonardo Nepi, Loredana Persampieri, Cristina Ferrer-Albero

  37-52

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• Ethical issues concerning the informed consent process in paediatric clinical trials: European guidelines and recommendations on minor's assent and parental permission

  Leonardo Nepi

  53-63

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• Gender and Informed Consent in Clinical Research: Beyond Ethical Challenges

  Loredana Persampieri

  65-87

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• Interreligious and cross-cultural perspectives on informed consent in the light of human rights and mental privacy

  Alberto Garcia, Mirko Daniel Garasic

  89-100

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  • Errata corrige

• New strategies for increasing participation of patients from diverse cultural and religious backgrounds in clinical trials

  Laura Palazzani, Fabio Macioce, Margherita Daverio, Valeria Ferro, Loredana Persampieri

  101-122

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• Informed consent in translational/clinical research. Ethical issues according to international guidelines

  Margherita Daverio

  123-138

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• Legal aspects of informed consent in clinical research: the case of vaccinations in the international legal framework

  Valeria Ferro

  139-149

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