Table of Contents
Cover
Cover | |
Contents
Contents | |
Editorial
The Ebola Crisis: Ethical challenges in the African context | PDF HTML |
Ames Dhai | 42-43 |
Articles
Terminating the pregnancy of a brain-dead mother: Does a fetus have a right to life? The law in South Africa | PDF HTML |
David Jan McQuoid-Mason | 44-46 |
Pregnant, dead, and on a ventilator: A few thoughts in response to Prof McQuoid-Mason | PDF HTML |
Annelize Nienaber | 47-50 |
Article 6 of the Unesco Universal Declaration of Bioethics and Human Rights: A moral force in South Africa | PDF HTML |
Riaan Rheeder | 51-54 |
Moral perspectives on covert research | PDF HTML |
Anton Albert van Niekerk | 55-58 |
Enhancing capacity of research ethics review committees in developing countries: The Kenyan example | |
Gloria Omosa Manyonyi, Walter Jaoko, Kirana Bhatt, Simon Langat, Gaudensia Mutua, Bashir Farah, Jacquelyne Nyange, Joyce Olenja, Julius Oyugi, Sabina Wakasiaka, Maureen Khaniri, Keith Fowke, Rupert Kaul, Omu Anzala | 59-63 |
An analysis of the validity of medical legal documentation in cases where the patient refuses treatment and/or transport | PDF HTML |
Richard Spicer, Simpiwe Sobuwa | 64-68 |
Can private obstetric care be saved in South Africa? | PDF HTML |
Graham Robert Howarth, Pieter Carstens | 69-73 |
Opinion
The war in Gaza: A humanitarian crisis | PDF HTML |
Mahomed Aslam Sathar | 76-77 |
Letter to editor
The ethics of claiming a 60% reduction in HIV acquisition from voluntary medical male circumcision | PDF HTML |
Peter S Millard | 78 |
Health promotion is ethical | PDF HTML |
Sara Jewett Nieuwoudt, Susan Goldstein, Alex Myers, Nicola Christofides, Karen Hofman | 79 |
Forum
Quality healthcare: An attainable goal for all South Africans? | PDF HTML |
Nolonwabo Patronella Moyakhe | 80-83 |
Book reviews
Global Health Law | PDF HTML |
Ames Dhai | 84 |
CPD questions
CPD questionnaire | |
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