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From meekness to influence: rethinking oral health advocacy. [PDF]
Benzian H, Naidoo S.
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Using the Collective Impact Model to Organize Evidence-Based Programs to Educate Health Care Professionals About the Care Needs of Individuals with Intellectual and/or Developmental Disabilities. [PDF]
Ailey SH +6 more
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Towards a burden of disease research agenda. [PDF]
Gorasso V +10 more
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Bargaining with an agenda [PDF]
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Journal of Empirical Research on Human Research Ethics, 2009
All three of the nontraditional research methods featured in this issue raise ethical concerns that typically are not matters in which ethics committees have expertise or consider within their purview. These are matters of considerable importance to the investigators, the research participants, and the reputation of human research. All are matters that
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All three of the nontraditional research methods featured in this issue raise ethical concerns that typically are not matters in which ethics committees have expertise or consider within their purview. These are matters of considerable importance to the investigators, the research participants, and the reputation of human research. All are matters that
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Nursing Management, 2004
As December 1 approaches and anticipation over the full implementation of Agenda for Change heightens, even more details on what it will mean for NHS staff has been produced by the Department of Health.
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As December 1 approaches and anticipation over the full implementation of Agenda for Change heightens, even more details on what it will mean for NHS staff has been produced by the Department of Health.
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Journal of Empirical Research on Human Research Ethics, 2008
This issue of JERHRE focuses on two topics that have been largely ignored—trust in the human research industry and structural factors that affect the efficacy of ethical review of human research (i.e., factors that are not under the control of ethics committee members, such as the funding of committee resources and the provision of clear workable ...
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This issue of JERHRE focuses on two topics that have been largely ignored—trust in the human research industry and structural factors that affect the efficacy of ethical review of human research (i.e., factors that are not under the control of ethics committee members, such as the funding of committee resources and the provision of clear workable ...
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