2004 - Ethics
Paternity testing
Guidelines for health professionals on the general principles, legal position and ethical obligations of paternity testing.Providing medical care and treatment to people who are detained
This guidance from the Ethics Department applies primarily to people detained in prisons but may also be relevant to prisoners in police stations, young offenders’ institutions and asylum seeker detention centres.Prison doctors - online human rights and ethics course
Details of a Norwegian Medical Association online course for prison doctorsEthicsBrief issue 68, ARM 2004
This special ARM edition is introduced by Dr Michael Wilks, Chairman of the MEC and focuses on current work projects. June 2004Interface between NHS and private treatment
This guidance from the Medical Ethics Department discusses the issues raised when patients move between the NHS and private sector and addresses the most common scenarios raised with the BMA