Vol. 11 No. 1 (2018) | South African Journal of Bioethics and Law

Editorial: The Life Esidimeni tragedy Arbitration award: A step in the direction of justice

Ames Dhai

3

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Correspondence: Euthanasia and our worldview

J.V. Larsen

4

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Life Esidimeni deaths: Can the former MEC for health and public health officials escape liability for the deaths of the mental-health patients on the basis of obedience to ‘superior orders’ or because the officials under them were negligent?

D.J. McQuoid-Mason

5-7

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Healthcare in crisis: A shameful disrespect of our Constitution

Ames Dhai

8-10

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Employer-generated complaints to the statutory registration authority: The regulatory framework for the supervision of employed health professionals in the South African public sector

D.T. Hagemeister

11-14

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Legal implications of data sharing in biobanking research in low-income settings: The Nigerian experience

S.O. Akintola

15-19

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What the contract does not say… A current analysis of what’s missing in clinical trial agreements

G Agar, L.J. Burgess

20-23

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Gender-affirming care in the context of medical ethics – gatekeeping v. informed consent

A Tomson

24-28

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Human guinea pigs? The ethics of undergraduate and postgraduate student involvement in medical training in South Africa

M de Roubaix

29-34

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The need to develop objective criteria for suitability as a surrogate mother: Reflections on Ex Parte KAF

D.W. Thaldar

35-37

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Should the state fund assisted reproductive technologies for HIV-discordant couples in South Africa who want to have children?

A.W. Moodley

38-42

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Can the consent provisions in the Choice on Termination of Pregnancy Act, which do not require children to be assisted by a parent or guardian, be used for live births by caesarian section in emergency situations?

D.J. McQuoid-Mason

43-45

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Is there room for religious ethics in South African abortion law?

F Jogee

46-51

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MPS 2018 Ethics Alive Winning Essay: Witnessing injustice: What is the student’s role in advocating for patients?

N Ramagaga

52-55

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Articles

Editorial: The Life Esidimeni tragedy Arbitration award: A step in the direction of justice

Correspondence: Euthanasia and our worldview

Life Esidimeni deaths: Can the former MEC for health and public health officials escape liability for the deaths of the mental-health patients on the basis of obedience to ‘superior orders’ or because the officials under them were negligent?

Healthcare in crisis: A shameful disrespect of our Constitution

Employer-generated complaints to the statutory registration authority: The regulatory framework for the supervision of employed health professionals in the South African public sector

Legal implications of data sharing in biobanking research in low-income settings: The Nigerian experience

What the contract does not say… A current analysis of what’s missing in clinical trial agreements

Gender-affirming care in the context of medical ethics – gatekeeping v. informed consent

Human guinea pigs? The ethics of undergraduate and postgraduate student involvement in medical training in South Africa

The need to develop objective criteria for suitability as a surrogate mother: Reflections on Ex Parte KAF

Should the state fund assisted reproductive technologies for HIV-discordant couples in South Africa who want to have children?

Can the consent provisions in the Choice on Termination of Pregnancy Act, which do not require children to be assisted by a parent or guardian, be used for live births by caesarian section in emergency situations?

Is there room for religious ethics in South African abortion law?

MPS 2018 Ethics Alive Winning Essay: Witnessing injustice: What is the student’s role in advocating for patients?

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