Vol. 10 No. 2 (2017) | South African Journal of Bioethics and Law

The Life Esidimeni tragedy: Constitutional oath betrayed

Ames Dhai

40-41

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Were ethical and legal issues violated, or was the book Mandela’s Last Days censored?

M.A. Sathar

42-43

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Life Esidimeni psychiatric patients in Gauteng Province, South Africa: Clinicians’ voices and activism – an ongoing, but submerged narrative

B Janse van Rensburg

44-47

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Following on from the Life Esidimeni incident – access to care for people living with severe mental disability, according to national policy

B Janse van Rensburg

48-51

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The Life Esidimeni tragedy: A human-rights perspective

B.A. Ferlito, A Dhai

52-54

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Deferential vulnerability and patient decision-making

C Ellis

56-57

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Informed consent and deafness in South Africa: Guidelines for clinicians and researchers

C Penn, V de Andrade

58-61

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Password compliance for PACS work stations: Implications for emergency-driven medical environments

T.B. Mahlaola, B van Dyk

62-66

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Do doctors attending sexual-offence victims have to notify sexual-offence suspects that their patients who were forced to have unprotected sexual intercourse are HIV-positive? What should doctors do?

D.J. McQuoid-Mason

67-69

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Transparency in medicines regulatory affairs – reclaiming missed opportunities

Y.A. Vawda, A Gray

70-74

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How do healthcare professionals manage ethical challenges regarding information in healthcare professional/patient clinical interactions? A review of concept- or argument-based articles and case analyses

C Ewuoso, S Hall, K Dierickx

75-82

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Public health officials and MECs for health should be held criminally liable for causing the death of cancer patients through their intentional or negligent conduct that results in oncology equipment not working in hospitals

D.J. McQuoid-Mason

83-85

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A study of the role and functions of inspectors of anatomy in South Africa

P Pillay, D.J. McQuoid-Mason, K Satyapal

86-92

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The 2016 CIOMS guidelines and public-health research ethics

J.R. Williams

93-95

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End-of-life practices: The opinions of undergraduate medical students at a South African university

C Marais, J Smouse, G Poortier, A Fair, G Joubert, W.J. Steinberg

96-101

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Articles

The Life Esidimeni tragedy: Constitutional oath betrayed

Were ethical and legal issues violated, or was the book Mandela’s Last Days censored?

Life Esidimeni psychiatric patients in Gauteng Province, South Africa: Clinicians’ voices and activism – an ongoing, but submerged narrative

Following on from the Life Esidimeni incident – access to care for people living with severe mental disability, according to national policy

The Life Esidimeni tragedy: A human-rights perspective

Deferential vulnerability and patient decision-making

Informed consent and deafness in South Africa: Guidelines for clinicians and researchers

Password compliance for PACS work stations: Implications for emergency-driven medical environments

Do doctors attending sexual-offence victims have to notify sexual-offence suspects that their patients who were forced to have unprotected sexual intercourse are HIV-positive? What should doctors do?

Transparency in medicines regulatory affairs – reclaiming missed opportunities

How do healthcare professionals manage ethical challenges regarding information in healthcare professional/patient clinical interactions? A review of concept- or argument-based articles and case analyses

Public health officials and MECs for health should be held criminally liable for causing the death of cancer patients through their intentional or negligent conduct that results in oncology equipment not working in hospitals

A study of the role and functions of inspectors of anatomy in South Africa

The 2016 CIOMS guidelines and public-health research ethics

End-of-life practices: The opinions of undergraduate medical students at a South African university

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