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Public Responsibility in Medicine and Research (PRIM&R) Annual Meeting

Thank you for visiting the NRCBL exhibit (Booth 18) at the PRIM&R Annual Meeting in Washington, DC, November 15-18, 2006, held at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel. NRCBL staff have developed information resources to support this meeting. The following links will retrieve citations from NRCBL databases on selected topics. Use your web browser to save the citations for personal use.

• Keynote Speakers
• Samuel Gorovitz: "On the Limitations of Regulation"
• Gina Kolata: "Responsible Reporting When Research Stories Hit the Headlines"
• Timothy Tyson: "Race Still Matters: The Impact of Race on Research Design and Review"
• Audiovisual Materials Highlighting Research Ethics
• Research Ethics Organizations
• United States
• Abroad
• Syllabi for Courses on Research Ethics
• QuickBibs from the ETHXWeb Database
• "Gotta Read It Now": Full Text Resources on the Web
• Digital Anthology from the HASTINGS CENTER REPORT and IRB, two journals being digitized by the Kennedy Institute Library Staff.
• Digital Archive of the National Bioethics Advisory Commission
• Digital Archive on the Protection of Human Subjects: A Project of the Office for Human Research Protections (OHRP), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
• Digital Bookshelf on Research Ethics Derived from the ETHXWeb database.
• Additional Readings on Topics in Research Ethics
• Conflict of Interest
• Court Decisions on Human Research
• Empirical studies of IRBs
• FDA or HHS
• Genetic Research
• Informed Consent in the Research Setting
• Mental Health Research
• Placebos
• Recent cases: Gelsinger and Roche
• Social/Behavioral/Education Research (SBER)
• Special Populations
• Elderly and Terminally Ill Persons
• Embryos and Fetuses
• Foreign Nationals
• Mentally Disabled Persons
• Military and Government Personnel
• Minorities
• Minors
• Prisoners
• Women

Materials on this site are copyrighted and made available to individual researchers. Any redistribution or commercial use requires written permission of the Institute. NRCBL bibliograhic databases are updated twice a month.