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Patient safety and simulation-based medical education by Ziv, Stephen D. Small, Paul Root Wolpe, Amitai

“…Continuous quality improvement is an accepted mandate in healthcare services. The delivery of the best, evidence based quality of care ultimately depends on…”
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Guidelines for the ethical use of neuroimages in medical testimony: report of a multidisciplinary consensus conference by Meltzer, C C, Sze, G, Rommelfanger, K S, Kinlaw, K, Banja, J D, Wolpe, P R

“…With rapid advances in neuroimaging technology, there is growing concern over potential misuse of neuroradiologic imaging data in legal matters. On December 7…”
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Using awareness of religious factors to enhance interventions in consultation-liaison psychiatry by Waldfogel, S, Wolpe, P R

“…Religion plays an important role in the lives of most Americans and often influences the ways patients react to medical illness. However, the religious aspects…”
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The dynamics of heresy in a profession by Wolpe, P R

“…It has been suggested that the term 'heresy' be rehabilitated to describe challenges to ideology in a profession. However, the term has been used in a variety…”
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Predicting compliance of dual diagnosis inpatients with aftercare treatment by Wolpe, P R, Gorton, G, Serota, R, Sanford, B

“…Patients with comorbid diagnoses of a substance use disorder and at least one other axis I mental disorder have low rates of compliance with aftercare. The…”
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Placebos in Research by Mago, Rajnish, Petty, Richard, Wolpe, Paul Root

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Psychiatric inpatients' knowledge of their rights by Wolpe, P R, Schwartz, S L, Sanford, B

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Updating Protections for Human Subjects Involved in Research by Moreno, Jonathan, Caplan, Arthur L, Wolpe, Paul Root, and the Members of the Project on Informed Consent, Human Research Ethics Group

“…For decades, all federally funded research involving human subjects has been subject to regulations that require the informed consent of the subject and…”
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Commercialization of BRCA1/2 testing: Practitioner awareness and use of a new genetic test by Cho, M.K., Sankar, P., Wolpe, P.R., Godmilow, L.

“…It was our purpose to determine the characteristics of practitioners in the United States who were among the first to inquire about and use the BRCA1 and BRCA2…”
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From bedside to boardroom: sociological shifts and bioethics by Wolpe, P R

“…A focus on organizational ethics can benefit the function of HEC's in a number of ways. It can broaden the understanding of clinical ethics by putting the…”
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Medicine, technology, and lived relations by Wolpe, P R

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The Freelance Bioethicist, Chapter One by WOLPE, PAUL ROOT

“…It was a hot summer night, the kind where the air is so thick it seems to ooze into your lungs. I heard a knock on the door. “Come in,” I complained…”
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Religious training and religiosity in psychiatry residency programs by Waldfogel, S, Wolpe, P R, Shmuely, Y

“…The authors present the results of a survey that inquired into the religious life of 121 residents from 5 psychiatric residency programs. In addition, the…”
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The holistic heresy: strategies of ideological challenge in the medical profession by Wolpe, P R

“…Heresy is a neglected term in sociology. Yet insofar as science and the professions demand a conformity to basic concepts of ideology and practice, certain…”
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Simulation-Based Medical Education: An Ethical Imperative by Ziv, Amitai, Wolpe, Paul Root, Small, Stephen D, Glick, Shimon

“…Describes simulation-based learning in medical education and presents four these that make a framework for simulations: (1) best standards of care and…”
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Neurocognitive enhancement: what can we do and what should we do? by Farah, Martha J, Illes, Judy, Cook-Deegan, Robert, Gardner, Howard, Kandel, Eric, King, Patricia, Parens, Eric, Sahakian, Barbara, Wolpe, Paul Root

“…Our growing ability to alter brain function can be used to enhance the mental processes of normal individuals as well as to treat mental dysfunction in people…”
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Treatment, enhancement, and the ethics of neurotherapeutics by Wolpe, Paul Root

“…Emerging neurotechnologies, including psychopharmaceuticals, brain stimulation, implantable brain chips, transcranial magnetic stimulation, and brain imaging…”
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Reasons Scientists Avoid Thinking about Ethics by Wolpe, Paul Root

“…Science is a powerful force for change in modern society. As the professionals at its helm, scientists have a unique responsibility to shepherd that change…”
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Monitoring and Manipulating Brain Function: New Neuroscience Technologies and Their Ethical Implications by Farah, Martha J., Wolpe, Paul Root

“…The eye may be window to the soul, but neuroscientists aim to get inside and measure the interior directly. There's also talk about moving some walls…”
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What is in a cause? Exploring the relationship between genetic cause and felt stigma by Sankar, Pamela, Cho, Mildred K., Wolpe, Paul Root, Schairer, Cynthia

“…Purpose: Concern over stigma as a consequence of genetic testing has grown in response to the recent increase in genetic research and testing resulting from…”
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