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Sanidad Militar

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ROMERO PAREJA, A.. Responsible Biomedical Research. Sanid. Mil. [online]. 2015, vol.71, n.4, pp.257-264. ISSN 1887-8571.  https://dx.doi.org/10.4321/S1887-85712015000400008.

The management of the bioinvestigación assembles a few characteristics and needs that they must be handled of ideal form for the hospitable administration and for the sanitary institutions. So the peculiarities of the bioinvestigación, without prejudice that they offer certain coincidences with the medical action of principally curative purpose, demand to avoid the automatic and indiscriminate application of the criteria that the Statute law has come establishing, creating an own and differentiated system. And, certainly, angular stone of the system of responsibility in this matter, which in this case also it is in the responsibility derived from the action of the sanitary professionals in general, is the presentation of an informed, free and conscious assent (It be a question of obtaining of biological samples, of accomplishment of genetic analyses with different ends or of utilization of preembriones proceeding from treatment of reproduction represented for investigation, for mentioning some of the biomedical activities). For what it is necessary to ask if this system of responsibility will be applicable to the normative general frame of the patrimonial responsibility of the Sanitary Administration.

Keywords : Bioinvestigacion; Legal responsibility; Informed consent; Personal health.

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