Titlebook: Alzheimer’s Dementia; Dilemmas in Clinical Vijaya L. Melnick,Nancy Neveloff Dubler Book 1985 The Humana Press, Inc. 1985 Alzheimer.Ethical

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The Need for Alternatives to Informed Consent by Older Patientsed patients.. The effects of institutionalization on a subject’s ability to give consent must be considered: the population of a nursing facility not only constitutes a representative community of subjects for research, but it also includes a large number of dementia patients, particularly those wit

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Legal Issues in Research on Institutionalized Demented Patientsc diseases. Certain dementias inexorably erode mental abilities, destroy sentience and humanity, and transform a human being into an object—organism. Because these diseases are so horrible and so threaten the humanness of those who contract them, research to uncover effective treatment must be consi

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Book 1985onfronts us all with. Our interest and concern is both humanitarian and self- serving. Clearly older people must be protected from in- appropriate research and careful attention must be paid to the circumstances under which research is conducted on those older persons who have given anything less th

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