Titlebook: Children as Tissue Donors; Regulatory Protectio Shih-Ning Then Book 2018 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2018 ethics of tissue donation.

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Book 2018have been treated appropriately and whether they are sufficiently protected in acting as tissue donors, and ultimately considers whether a new regulatory response is needed to benefit donor children..The book couples a legal exposition of the donor child’s position with the medico-ethical reality of

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Introduction,d as donors will almost always act as haematopoietic stem cell (HSC) donors—sourced from bone marrow or peripheral blood—and in rare cases may donate an organ such as a kidney. The great good that can come about through their participation is at the cost of donor children undergoing physically invas

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Ethical Frameworks and Their Influence on Practice,hical arguments such as paternalism (i.e. the best interests standard), interests arising from family or intimate relationships, utilitarian perspectives and respecting the emerging autonomy of children. In this Chapter, attention is turned to how these ethical frameworks play out in clinical practi

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Regulation of Child Tissue Donors in the United Kingdom,ferent legislative conditions exist in Scotland compared with the rest of the country, but a common factor throughout is the involvement of the Human Tissue Authority (HTA). The statutory framework—consisting of legislation and Codes of Practice—and how this intersects with the courts’ welfare juris

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Regulation of Child Tissue Donors in Australia, sibling. The Australian regulatory framework governing participation of children as donors consists of ethical guidelines together with legislation and case law. Ethical guidance is provided to medical practitioners and hospitals via national guidelines and these act alongside the legislation that

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Regulation of Child Tissue Donors in the United States,‘Every human being of adult years and sound mind has a right to determine what shall be done with his own body’ originates from American courts. And, in perhaps the clearest indication that potential competent adult donors can never be forced to act altruistically, we have the case of .. In that cas

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