Guinea Pig Duties: 2. The Origin of Patients' Duties in Clinical Research

Research Ethics 1 (2):45-52 (2005)
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Abstract

This series of articles argues for a different relationship between investigators and subjects of clinical research based on partnership in shared aims and recognition, by each, of their duties within this partnership. This second essay describes how those duties arise and explores the basis on which, and by and to whom, they are owed. The conclusion that patients have duties in research raises a number of moral issues which, ultimately, question the concept of consent. Discussion of these will be continued in future articles.

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