Laura Machin

University of Lancaster

United Kingdom

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Richard Williams

University of Lancaster

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Rebecca Fish

University of Central Lancashire

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Suzanne Hodge

University of Lancaster

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Elizabeth Wrench

Lancaster University

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Laura Machin

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Caring for Traumatized Children

Ethical, psychological and social un/certainties in the face of deemed consent for organ donation in England

Discharge Against Medical Advice

Remuneration of donors for cell and gene therapies

Genetic Findings of Potential Donor Origin following Hematopoietic Cell Transplantation

Building Reflective Spaces for Junior Doctors to Promote Ethical, Legal and Professional Learning Relating to Clinical Practice

Prospective donors’ perspectives on hematopoietic cell donation for cell and gene therapy research and development

How do we forecast tomorrow's transfusion

Balancing medical education with service in the workplace

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Organ donation in principle and in practice

Developing a Workplace-Based Learning Culture in the NHS: Aspirations and Challenges

Proposing a Sociology of Donation

Engaging Tomorrow’s Doctors in Clinical Ethics

Making the (Business) Case for Clinical Ethics Support in the UK

Exploring UK foundation doctors’ perceptions surrounding raising concerns in the workplace

Time-Limited Trials

Exploring the perceived medical ethics and law training needs of UK foundation doctors

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Richard Williams

Rebecca Fish

Suzanne Hodge

Elizabeth Wrench

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