Medical advocacy in the face of Australian immigration practices : a study of medical professionals defending the health rights of detained refugees and asylum seekers

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	Resistance and the delivery of healthcare in Australian immigration detention centres
	English
	20231009
	Springer
	Essex, Ryan \| Dudley, Michael
	Australia \| prison health care delivery \| immigration detention centres \| advocacy strategies \| resistance \| protest \| bioethics \| attitude of health personnel \| doctor's role \| abolition of prisons \| policy change \| asylum procedure effects
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	Monash bioethics review ; doi: 10.1007/s40592-023-00182-y

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	When medical professionalism and culture or the law collide: gay patients in homophobic societies
	English
	20230900
	Wiley-Blackwell
	Schuklenk, Udo
	bioethics \| health care delivery \| homosexuals \| criminalisation \| developing countries \| homophobia \| contextual factors \| medical doctor's role \| patient characteristics \| World Medical Association (WMA)' s role \| professionalism \| sexual minorities \| health policy \| Uganda \| universal
	Developing world bioethics ; vol. 23, no. 3

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	Neuroethics and cultural context : the case of electroconvulsive therapy in Argentina
	English
	20230712
	Wiley-Blackwell
	Castelli, Paula \| Guinjoan, Salvador M \| Wajnerman-Paz, Abel \| Salles, Arleen
	bioethics \| research needs \| neurosciences \| localism \| culture \| contextual factors \| cross-cultural aspects \| electroconvulsive therapy \| legality \| informed consent \| debate \| torture analogy \| international human rights law \| electroshock \| UN. Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (1984) \| torture definition \| health policy \| Argentina
	Developing world bioethics ; doi: 10.1111/dewb.12412

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	Eating in isolation : a normative comparison of force feeding and solitary confinement
	English
	20230700
	Cambridge University Press
	Buzath, Emma \| Lederman, Zohar
	forced-feeding \| body \| international legal instruments \| proportionality principle \| physical effects \| psychological effects \| bioethics \| human dignity \| prisoner rights \| moral theory \| personal autonomy \| morality \| hunger strikes \| prisons \| cruel and inhuman treatment \| torture analogy \| solitary confinement \| universal
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	Cambridge quarterly of healthcare ethics ; vol. 32, no. 3

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	Dignity and the founding myth of bioethics
	English
	20230300
	Wiley-Blackwell
	Reis-Dennis, Samuel
	human dignity \| freedom from torture \| medical participation in torture \| principle-based ethics \| morals \| ethical theory \| Kant, Immanuel \| human rights \| respect \| personal autonomy \| philosophical aspects \| bioethics \| universal
	Hastings Center report ; vol. 53, no. 2

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	Maximising impactful, locally relevant global mental health research conducted in low and middle income country settings: ethical considerations
	English
	20230105
	Wellcome Trust
	Calia, Clara \| Chakrabarti, Amit \| Sarabwe, Emmanuel \| Chiumento, Anna
	Lebanon \| Turkey \| Syrian Arab Republic \| Jordan \| Iraq \| India \| Uganda \| Rwanda \| research ethics \| developing countries \| mental health \| biomedical research \| localism \| refugees \| contextual factors \| sociocultural factors \| communities role \| data collection methods \| cohort studies \| social stigma \| research design standards \| Syrian refugees \| sociotherapy \| community-based participatory research \| bioethics \| informed consent
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	Wellcome open research ; vol. 7

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	Unnatural resources : the colonial logic of the Holmesburg prison experiments
	English
	20210900
	Springer
	MacLure, Jennifer
	United States \| human experimentation \| prisons \| prisoners \| attitude of health personnel \| medical ethics \| Klingman, Albert \| Holocaust \| Holmesburg prison experiments (1951-1974, United States) \| bioethics \| colonialism \| dermatology \| dehumanisation \| attitude to prisoners \| reward
	Journal of medical humanities ; vol. 42

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	The teaching of ethics and the moral competence of medical and nursing students
	English
	20210600
	Springer
	Martins, Vera Sílvia Meireles \| Santos, Cristina Maria Nogueira Costa \| Bataglia, Patrícia Unger Raphael \| Duarte, Ivone Maria Resende Figueiredo
	attitude to torture \| Moral Competence Test extended version (MCTxt) \| questionnaires \| measurement \| moral reasoning \| decision making \| age factors \| sex factors \| attitude change \| counterterrorism \| euthanasia \| nursing ethics education \| medical ethics education \| longitudinal study [publication type] \| nursing education \| medical education \| health care delivery \| moral dilemmas \| nursing students \| medical students \| bioethics \| attitude of health personnel \| Portugal
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	Health care analysis ; vol. 29, no. 2

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	Nonmaleficence and negative constraints
	English
	20210000
	Cambridge University
	DeGrazia, David \| Millum, Joseph
	bioethics \| nonmaleficence principle \| harm definition \| justifiability \| victimisation \| ethical analysis \| torture effects \| medical involvement in torture \| biomedical research \| pediatrics \| risk-taking \| euthanasia \| case studies \| omissions \| individual responsibility \| accountability \| intentionality \| risk \| suffering \| death \| personal autonomy \| torture justifiability \| interrogation \| information quality \| malingering \| decision making \| universal
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	A theory of bioethics. - ISBN: 9781009026710

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	Medical advocacy in the face of Australian immigration practices : a study of medical professionals defending the health rights of detained refugees and asylum seekers
	English
	20200821
	PLOS
	Stoddart, Rohanna \| Simpson, Paul \| Haire, Bridget
	Australia \| patient advocacy \| rights to health \| attitude of health personnel \| medical doctor's role \| immigration detention \| asylum proceedings \| detainees \| motivation \| refugee aid \| human rights promotion \| bioethics \| medical ethics
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	PLOS One ; vol. 15, no. 8