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Conflicts of interest and the physician's duty to inform
American Journal of Medicine, 1994exaly +3 more sources
Nursing Ethics, 2014
Background: The theoretical framework of Jϋrgen Habermas suggests that effective communication requires competent participants with an objective attitude that complies with the rules and worlds designated as objective, social and subjective.
Sofia R T, Nunes +2 more
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Background: The theoretical framework of Jϋrgen Habermas suggests that effective communication requires competent participants with an objective attitude that complies with the rules and worlds designated as objective, social and subjective.
Sofia R T, Nunes +2 more
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2018
In 2016, the Journal of Japanese Law celebrated its 20th anniversary. The Journal is jointly published by the Max Planck Institute for Comparative and International Private Law (MPI) and the German-Japanese Association of Jurists (DJJV) and aims to serve the needs of scholars, judges and legal practitioners who are interested in Japanese law.
Klaus Ulrich Schmolke +9 more
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In 2016, the Journal of Japanese Law celebrated its 20th anniversary. The Journal is jointly published by the Max Planck Institute for Comparative and International Private Law (MPI) and the German-Japanese Association of Jurists (DJJV) and aims to serve the needs of scholars, judges and legal practitioners who are interested in Japanese law.
Klaus Ulrich Schmolke +9 more
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Disclosure of familial genetic information: perceptions of the duty to inform
The American Journal of Medicine, 2000The familial implications of genetic information can lead to a conflict between a physician's duties to maintain patient confidentiality and to inform at-risk relatives about susceptibility to genetic diseases. As genes are discovered that can identify patients at risk of adverse outcomes, this conflict has become the subject of discussion and debate ...
L S, Lehmann +4 more
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Separation of Duty in Information Security
ACM Computing SurveysSeparation of Duty (SoD) is a fundamental security principle that ensures critical tasks or functions are divided among multiple users to prevent fraud. The topic of SoD spans over many different areas, such as Identity and Access Management, Workflows, Petri nets, or high-level enterprise management. In this survey article, we conduct a systematic and
Sebastian Groll +2 more
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2022
This part discusses Article 54 of the EU Regulation on Insolvency Proceedings (EIR), which concerns the duty to inform creditors. It discusses the duty of the court of a Member State having jurisdiction or the insolvency practitioner appointed by that court to inform the known foreign creditors as soon as insolvency proceedings are opened.
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This part discusses Article 54 of the EU Regulation on Insolvency Proceedings (EIR), which concerns the duty to inform creditors. It discusses the duty of the court of a Member State having jurisdiction or the insolvency practitioner appointed by that court to inform the known foreign creditors as soon as insolvency proceedings are opened.
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The Police Journal: Theory, Practice and Principles, 2005
This article considers the use of Covert Human Intelligence Sources, or informers, by law enforcement agencies and examines whether sufficient ‘duty of care’ is being afforded them. It reflects on the implications of the Human Rights Act 1998, and the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000, which provide stringent controls and inspection ...
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This article considers the use of Covert Human Intelligence Sources, or informers, by law enforcement agencies and examines whether sufficient ‘duty of care’ is being afforded them. It reflects on the implications of the Human Rights Act 1998, and the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000, which provide stringent controls and inspection ...
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Duties and Ethics of Information Scientists
2011This chapter discusses the duties of information scientists, their roles in various settings and the professional ethics that guide the conduct of the professionals. The need for Information scientists to know and understand their core duties and professional ethics was also emphasized. The significance of information ethics to 21st century information
Dorcas Ejemeh Igberaese +1 more
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