| Description |
1 online resource (viii, 227 pages) : color illustrations |
| Contents |
Part I. Foresight, Hindsight and Peripheral Vision: Navigating Contemporary Legal, Ethical and Policy Issues in Regenerative Medicine -- Contemporary Issues in Regenerative Medicine Research Ethics and Governance: An Overview / Linda F. Hogle -- Characterizing International Stem Cell Research Niches / Linda F. Hogle, Sean P. Palecek, David Schaffer and Peter W. Zandstra -- Policies and Practices to Enhance Multi-sectorial Collaborations and Commercialization of Regenerative Medicine / Tania Bubela, Amrita Mishra and Debra Mathews -- The Patenting Landscape for Human Embryonic Stem Cells / Kevin E. Noonan -- Repositories for Sharing Human Data in Stem Cell Research / Pilar N. Ossorio -- Part II. Research Integrity: Updates for Regenerative Medicine Researchers -- Beyond the Checkboxes: Research Integrity for Regenerative Medicine Researchers / Jessica Von Reyn, Amritava Das and Linda F. Hogle -- Protecting Human Participants in the Procurement of Materials in Regenerative Medicine Research / David B. Resnik -- Early-Stage Research: Issues in Design and Ethics / Nancy M.P. King |
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Part I:Foresight, hindsight and peripheral vision: Navigating contemporary legal, ethical and Policy issues in Regenerative Medicine.-Contemporary dilemmas facing regenerative medicine researchers: an overview -- Characterizing International Stem Cell Research Niches -- Policies and practices to enhance multi-sectorial collaborations and commercialization of regenerative medicine -- The Patenting Landscape for Human Embryonic Stem Cells -- Repositories for Sharing Human Data in Stem Cell Research -- PART II: Research Integrity: Updates for Regenerative Medicine Researchers.-Beyond the Checkboxes: Research Integrity for Regenerative Medicine Researchers -- Protecting Human Participants in the Procurement of Materials in RegenerativeMedicine Research -- Early-Stage Research: Issues in Design and Ethics |
| Summary |
Regenerative medicine is at a pivotal point. Innovations in the science and the rapid growth of translational medicine are transforming the field just as institutional arrangements are changing, making this an exciting yet unsettled time. Recent court cases and policy initiatives are creating crosscurrents that keep older issues from being settled while introducing new dilemmas. Current research propels collaborations across disciplines and sectors, raising the question of how tensions between the protection of intellectual property and the movement toward "open science" can be negotiated. Other important social, ethical and legal questions arise in the gray areas created by new scientific techniques and pragmatic areas involved in scale-up and testing in humans. The times call for governance that is adaptive to meet the needs of science yet able to maintain public trust. The contributors address these and other vital questions through chapters focusing on topics such as data sharing; patenting of human biological material; and managing collaborations across academic, industry and government sectors as well as across national boundaries. Key research ethics issues are also included such as obtaining consent from biospecimen donors; accessing biorepository data, and considerations in designing preclinical and clinical trial protocols for first-in-human research, including upcoming policy changes. Rather than retracing well-trodden topics, the book points to nascent areas that need to be addressed. Whether working in academia, industry, or government, regenerative medicine scientists and managers need to know how to navigate current and upcoming issues of governance facing the field. Regenerative Medicine Ethics: Governing Research and Knowledge. Practices will be a valuable resource for scientists, policy-makers and students as they plan and execute responsible research |
| Notes |
Includes index |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Notes |
Online resource; title from PDF title page (SpringerLink, viewed November 25, 2013) |
| Subject |
Regenerative medicine -- Moral and ethical aspects
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Regenerative Medicine -- ethics
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BUSINESS & ECONOMICS -- Business Ethics.
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Hogle, Linda F., 1953- editor.
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| ISBN |
9781461490623 |
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1461490626 |
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1461490618 |
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9781461490616 |
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