Under these principles, animal-based research is only approved by a qualified animal ethics committee, which includes members of the lay public, welfare organisations and veterinarians.
The first and second authors are experienced nursing home doctors, and the third author is qualified in ethics and philosophy.
A case-based approach such as the one we developed and tested might be offered as continuing education for clinicians, perhaps qualifying for ethics credit.
Those rules require countries to establish a national ethics board to oversee animal research, and the council recommends that the board include experts qualified to evaluate the ethics of human-animal mixtures.
"Feminist aesthetics" does not label a variety of aesthetics in the way that, for example, the terms "virtue theory" and "naturalized epistemology" qualify types of ethics and theories of knowledge.
Heartfelt and satirical by turns, Epictetus has had significant influence on the popular moralistic tradition, but he is more than a moralizer; his lucid resystematization and challenging application of Stoic ethics qualify him as an important philosopher in his own right.
In 1993, Mr. Clinton complied with federal ethics rules and created a qualified blind trust to hold and invest the family's assets.
All hospitals collaborating in the German Neuroblastoma trials were qualified for antibody treatment when their local ethics committee had approved the antibody treatment.
In addition, suitably qualified individuals or organizations may also offer ethics consultancy services provided they are certified by the NHREC to ensure that there is no departure from the minimum standard expected from all stakeholders in research.
It explores funding, recruitment, awareness, traditions, cooperation with public and interest organizations, ethics, and the availability of instruments/methods, and qualified personnel.
