Onverwachte bevindingen
Check out our new educational tool. IRB Primer: Incidental and Secondary Findings http://t.co/ptqQIe9ieF More to come.
— Bioethics Commission (@bioethicsgov) April 16, 2014
Just posted: Primers for Practitioners on Incidental & Secondary Findings. First up – the Clinician Primer: http://t.co/PTj4fQUV3a
— Bioethics Commission (@bioethicsgov) May 5, 2014
The Direct-to-Consumer Provider Primer is 3rd of 3 new Primers for Practitioners on Incidental & Secondary Findings. http://t.co/NEsmWfCU4K
— Bioethics Commission (@bioethicsgov) May 7, 2014
New blog post: “Video Highlights the Need for a Plan When it Comes to Incidental Findings” http://t.co/2JIKrSzgJV
— Bioethics Commission (@bioethicsgov) April 15, 2014
Just posted for use in various educational settings: Informed Consent in Ethical Management of Incidental Findings http://t.co/tZendKHXWT
— Bioethics Commission (@bioethicsgov) March 19, 2014
New Blog Post: “New Educational Module Available on Informed Consent for Anticipate and Communicate” http://t.co/ggmAuSI8Tw
— Bioethics Commission (@bioethicsgov) March 20, 2014
- ‘Omgang met nevenbevindingen vergt richtlijnen’ http://t.co/Cu2n0ffkR3
- Anticipate and Communicate: Ethical Management of Incidental and Secondary Findings in the Clinical, Research, ….. http://t.co/IGJ1mwPag0
- Ethical Management of Incidental & Secondary Findings in the Clinical, Research,& Direct-to-Consumer Contexts. (.pdf) http://t.co/vyJTqxdR4M
- Incidental Findings: Why Practitioners Need a Plan: http://t.co/PcNlH0gTws via @bioethicsgov
Download Bioethics Commission’s report: Anticipate and Communicate. Ethical Management of Incidental & Secondary Findings in the Clinical, Research,& Direct-to-Consumer Contexts. December 2013 (.pdf)
