The Association of Medical Ethics Committees awards a prize for outstanding scientific work.
Papers can be awarded that relate to the aims, position and work of medical ethics committees, deal with the ethical-legal evaluation of biomedical and epidemiological research projects or address research ethics and law issues in the field of medicine in Germany.
The papers (publications, master theses, dissertations or post-doctoral theses) should not be older than 3 years at the time of submission. In the case of papers submitted by several authors, the contribution of each author must be clearly identifiable and accurately described.
The prize of 1,000 euros is to be awarded at the summer meeting of the working group on June 17, 2021, and is associated with a lecture by the prize winner.
Self-applications are also encouraged.
The documents – cover letter, CV and research paper; in the case of master’s theses, dissertations and post-doctoral theses also the corresponding expert reports – should be sent electronically to the office if possible.
“Arzneimittelprüfung an nicht einwilligungsfähigen Erwachsenen: Kritische Bewertung der neuen gesetzlichen Regelung durch medizinische Ethikkommissionen in Deutschland”
“Practice evaluation of biobank ethics and governance: current needs and future perspectives”
“Evaluation of Research Ethics Committees: Criteria for the Ethical Quality of the Review Process”
“Practice evaluation of biobank ethics and governance: current needs and future perspectives”
“Evaluation of Research Ethics Committees: Criteria for the Ethical Quality of the Review Process”
“Forschung an Einwilligungsunfähigen: Insbesondere strafrechtliche und verfassungsrechtliche Aspekte der fremdnützigen Forschung”
“Klinische Prüfungen an Notfallpatienten”
“Zufallsbefunde aus bildgebenden Verfahren in populationsbasierter Forschung — Eine empirische Untersuchung zur Ganzkörper-MRT in SHIP“
Das Logo des Arbeitskreises zeigt den Kentauren Chiron, den Sohn der Nymphe Philyra und des Kronos. Chiron war der Lehrer des Asklepios (Aesculapius) und galt in der Antike als mythischer Schutzpatron der Medizin.
