Ethics and Research with Children

The practical aspects of this book are its strength; its case-based approach will be most useful for researchers struggling with the ethical dilemmas raised by their investigations...This book will help researchers whose work involves children to navigate the ethical challenges of their investigations, and it will remind bioethicists of the practical concerns of researchers. * The New England Journal of Medicine * This is an excellent resource for individuals conducting and reviewing research involving children. As there are so few publications addressing the ethics of research with children, this book will be a welcome addition to researchers, students of bioethics, ethics committees, and IRB members and staff. * Doody's * The book achieves its ambitious stated purpose: a test for students of medical and research ethics; a handbook for members of institutional review boards, pediatric investigators, and government officials; a resource for clinicians whose patients and their parents may ask about clinical trials; and a guide for parents and children thinking about taking part in clinical research. * The Lancet * The 18 cases selected demonstrate a remarkable range of clinical scenarios and ethical difficulties involving participants from the maternal/fetal dyad to neonate, young child, and adolescent. * <I>IRB: Ethical and Human Research</I> * Ethics and Research with Children: A Case-Based Approach is a primary text for anyone conducting pediatric clinical research. The case-absed approach illuminates the practical details behind each chapter's recommendations and conclusions. * Journal of Clinical Research Best Practices * The practical aspects of this book are its strength; its case-based approach will be most useful for researchers struggling with the ethical dilemmas raised by their investigations...This book will help researchers whose work involves children to navigate the ethical challenges of their investigations, and it will remind bioethicists of the practical concerns of researchers. * The New England Journal of Medicine * This is an excellent resource for individuals conducting and reviewing research involving children. As there are so few publications addressing the ethics of research with children, this book will be a welcome addition to researchers, students of bioethics, ethics committees, and IRB members and staff. * Doody's * The book achieves its ambitious stated purpose: a test for students of medical and research ethics; a handbook for members of institutional review boards, pediatric investigators, and government officials; a resource for clinicians whose patients and their parents may ask about clinical trials; and a guide for parents and children thinking about taking part in clinical research. * The Lancet * The 18 cases selected demonstrate a remarkable range of clinical scenarios and ethical difficulties involving participants from the maternal/fetal dyad to neonate, young child, and adolescent. * IRB: Ethical and Human Research *