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Applying the Common Rule to Public Health Agencies: Questions and Tentative Answers About a Separate Regulatory Regime

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2003

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Burris, Scott
Buehler, James
Lazzarini, Zita

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Blackwell Publishing Ltd

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This article considers the case for exempting public health agencies from the Common Rule system protecting human subjects of research. It finds the case reasonable, and suggests that Grafting such an alternative system for public health agencies could suggest ways to improve the Common Rule in other areas of research.

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Keywords: conference paper; ethics; health care organization; infection control; informed consent; medical research; practice guideline; public health; Biomedical and Behavioral Research; Health Care and Public Health; health survey; human; Legal Approach; legal as

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/88061

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ANU Research Publications

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Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics

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