Vol. 24 No. 1 (2016): Rev. bioét. (Impr.). 2016; 24 (1)

Published: 2016-03-29

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Dora Porto, Sidnei Ferreira
What can the philosophy of science contribute to the ethics of science and technology?

Márcio Rojas Cruz, Gabriele Cornelli
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Hermeneutics as a profanation of the new concept of sacred: the challenge and task for bioethics

José Roque Junges
Remuneration of participants in clinical research: reflections based on the Constitution

Aline Albuquerque, Heloisa Helena Barboza
Ethics in research with children and teens: in search of virtuous standards and guidelines

Délio José Kipper
Spirituality in pediatric practice

Marlene Pereira Garanito, Marina Rachel Graminha Cury
Life and death in the ICU: ethics on the razor’s edge

Leo Pessini
Reflection on death and dying in the ICU from a professional perspective in intensive care

Maria do Carmo Vicensi
Family planning: what are we talking about?

Mario Antonio Sanches, Daiane Priscila Simão-Silva
Ethical aspects of innovation in health in Portugal

Fábio Miguel Nogueira
Comités de Ética Asistencial: de los grandes dilemas a los nuevos desafíos

Patricia Sorokin, Andrea Mariel Actis, Delia Outomuro
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The teaching of bioethics in medical schools in Brazil

Waldemar Antonio das Neves Junior, Laís Zaú, Sergio Rego
Perception of “dignified death” for students and doctors

Inês Motta de Morais, Rui Nunes, Thiago Cavalcanti, Ana Karla Silva Soares, Valdiney V. Gouveia
Perspectives of professors of medicine about medical ethics

Lorena Cunha Ferreira, Rogério Antunes Mourão, Rogério José de Almeida
Ethical judgement of doctors in Sergipe, Brazil

Tomhara Alves Almeida, Déborah Pimentel
136 Rev. bioét. (Impr.). 2016; 24 (1): 136-46 http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/1983-80422016241115 Nuances and challenges of medical malpractice in Brazil: victims and their perception

Vitor Silva Mendonça, Eda Marconi Custódio
Request for a medical discharge order against medical advice without imminent risk of death

Mariana Vicente Cano, Hermes de Freitas Barbosa
Evaluation of the knowledge of intensive care doctors in Teresina concerning brain death

Juliana Veloso Magalhães, Kelson Nobre Veras, Cíntia Maria de Melo Mendes
Palliative care, spirituality and narrative bioethics in a Specialized Health Care Unit

Camilo Manchola, Elisa Brazão, Anelise Pulschen, Marcos Santos
Characterization of research protocols: a study in Paraíba, Brazil

Genésio José da Silva, Maria Luiza da Costa Santos
Comprehension of informed consent in clinical research

Clarissa de Assumpção, Nínive da Silva Pinto, Luis Guillermo Coca Velarde, Osvaldo José Moreira do Nascimento, Beni Olej

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Vol. 24 No. 1 (2016): Rev. bioét. (Impr.). 2016; 24 (1)

Current Issue

Editorial

What can the philosophy of science contribute to the ethics of science and technology?

Hermeneutics as a profanation of the new concept of sacred: the challenge and task for bioethics

Remuneration of participants in clinical research: reflections based on the Constitution

Ethics in research with children and teens: in search of virtuous standards and guidelines

Spirituality in pediatric practice

Life and death in the ICU: ethics on the razor’s edge

Reflection on death and dying in the ICU from a professional perspective in intensive care

Family planning: what are we talking about?

Ethical aspects of innovation in health in Portugal

Comités de Ética Asistencial: de los grandes dilemas a los nuevos desafíos

The teaching of bioethics in medical schools in Brazil

Perception of “dignified death” for students and doctors

Perspectives of professors of medicine about medical ethics

Ethical judgement of doctors in Sergipe, Brazil

136 Rev. bioét. (Impr.). 2016; 24 (1): 136-46 http://dx.doi.org/10.1590/1983-80422016241115 Nuances and challenges of medical malpractice in Brazil: victims and their perception

Request for a medical discharge order against medical advice without imminent risk of death

Evaluation of the knowledge of intensive care doctors in Teresina concerning brain death

Palliative care, spirituality and narrative bioethics in a Specialized Health Care Unit

Characterization of research protocols: a study in Paraíba, Brazil

Comprehension of informed consent in clinical research

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