Disagreements in the care of critically ill children

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Government and NHS leaders could do more to encourage collaborative relationships between healthcare staff and parents of critically ill children

The Nuffield Council on Bioethics has published a briefing note outlining the factors that can contr...

04 Apr 2019

Bioethics Briefing Note

03 Apr 2019

This briefing note outlines the factors that can contribute to disagreements between parents and healthcare staff about the care and treatment of critically ill babies and young children

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Risking the unknown in hope of a cure: The ethics of patient access to experimental treatments

The Nuffield Council on Bioethics has today published a new briefing note highlighting the ethical i...

20 Nov 2018

Bioethics Briefing Note

Read bioethics briefing note

20 Nov 2018

Patient access to experimental treatments

This briefing note examines the ethical issues that can arise when patients and doctors wish to use experimental treatments.

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Disagreements in the care of critically ill children: challenges for policy in changing social and medical contexts

Over the next few months we will be carrying out a short project on the disagreements that can arise...

09 Jul 2018

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Making unbearable decisions about the care and treatment of a seriously ill child – ethical reflections

by Katharine Wright

In light of the recent judicial scrutiny of the case of Charlie Gard, Katharine Wright, Assistant Di...

07 Aug 2017

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Disagreements in the care of critically ill children

Press Release

Government and NHS leaders could do more to encourage collaborative relationships between healthcare staff and parents of critically ill children

Press Release

Risking the unknown in hope of a cure: The ethics of patient access to experimental treatments

News

Disagreements in the care of critically ill children: challenges for policy in changing social and medical contexts

Blog

Making unbearable decisions about the care and treatment of a seriously ill child – ethical reflections

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