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    Ethical oversight in quality improvement and quality improvement research: new approaches to promote a learning health care system.Kevin Fiscella, Jonathan N. Tobin, Jennifer K. Carroll, Hua He & Gbenga Ogedegbe - 2015 - BMC Medical Ethics 16 (1):63.
    Institutional review boards distinguish health care quality improvement and health care quality improvement research based primarily on the rigor of the methods used and the purported generalizability of the knowledge gained. Neither of these criteria holds up upon scrutiny. Rather, this apparently false dichotomy may foster under-protection of participants in QI projects and over-protection of participants within QIR.
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    Benign Neglect or Neglected Abuse Drug and Alcohol withdrawal in U.S. Jails.Kevin Fiscella, Naomi Pless, Sean Meldrum & Paul Fiscella - 2004 - Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 32 (1):129-136.
    Two days following her arrest, a forty-four-year-old woman died in jail from aspiration pneumonia secondary to Untreated opiate withdrawal. The New York State Commission of Corrections concluded in its final report that had adequate medical evaluation and treatment been afforded, her death would have been prevented. A forty-six-year-old male with a history of alcohol dependence was arrested for trespassing and held in the county jail. Three days later he became agitated and aggressive. Following physician orders, deputies placed him in restraints. (...)
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    Benign Neglect or Neglected Abuse: Drug and Alcohol Withdrawal in U.S. Jails.Kevin Fiscella, Naomi Pless, Sean Meldrum & Paul Fiscella - 2004 - Journal of Law, Medicine and Ethics 32 (1):129-136.
    Two days following her arrest, a forty-four-year-old woman died in jail from aspiration pneumonia secondary to Untreated opiate withdrawal. The New York State Commission of Corrections concluded in its final report that had adequate medical evaluation and treatment been afforded, her death would have been prevented. A forty-six-year-old male with a history of alcohol dependence was arrested for trespassing and held in the county jail. Three days later he became agitated and aggressive. Following physician orders, deputies placed him in restraints. (...)
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