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    The document discusses potential issues with medical research and new technologies. It outlines preventative steps and regulations that should be established to address areas like abuse of technology and unethical research practices that could harm victims. The presentation evaluates methods of screening new technologies and recommends that research undergo thorough examination and evaluation by medical boards and receive public and governmental approval before implementation.

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    The document discusses potential issues with medical research and new technologies. It outlines preventative steps and regulations that should be established to address areas like abuse of technology and unethical research practices that could harm victims. The presentation evaluates methods of screening new technologies and recommends that research undergo thorough examination and evaluation by medical boards and receive public and governmental approval before implementation.

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    Team D Christina Thomas, Taira Ward, Yolanda Howell-Wade, Veronica Griggs

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    The document discusses potential issues with medical research and new technologies. It outlines preventative steps and regulations that should be established to address areas like abuse of technology and unethical research practices that could harm victims. The presentation evaluates methods of screening new technologies and recommends that research undergo thorough examination and evaluation by medical boards and receive public and governmental approval before implementation.

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    Team D

    Christina Thomas, Taira Ward,


    Yolanda Howell-Wade, Veronica Griggs
     DOCTORS ACTIVITIES
     PREVENTABLE STEPS
     RESEARCH/ABUSE OF TECHNOLOGY
     RESEARCH/VICTIMS
     RESEARCH/SCREENING METHODOLGY
     STRATEGIES/EVALUATING TECHNOLOGY
     SUMMARY/RECOMMENDATIONS
     REFERENCES

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     Violation of Law
    • NIH Guidelines
    • Bylaws
    • Regulations
    • Ethical Behavior

     Deviant Act
    • Social Norms
    • Ethics

     Neither
    • Lack of Information
    Figure 1. Shows a doctor doing research.
    Note. From UW Health Sciences and Medical Affairs News and Community Relations, 2004.

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     Establish Preventive Measures
    • Government Policies/Regulations
    • Risk Evaluations
     Government Mandates/Requirements
    • Law Violations/ Cannot Travel
    • Conditions/For Transporting GEO
     Impact of GEO
    • Environment
    • Humans
    • Animals

    FUTURE CRIME SCENARIO PRESENTATION CJA 323 12/08/21 4


     Legal/ NIH Guidelines
     Abuse
     Concerns
    • Use of Technology
    • If Guidelines are Followed
    • GMO/Cloning

    Figure 2. Documentary discussing the ethical implications of advancing genetic research, focusing on; gene therapy, stem cells and cloning.

    Note. From Blog at Worldpress.com, n.d.

    FUTURE CRIME SCENARIO PRESENTATION CJA 323 12/08/21 5


     Effects/Medical Research
     Gene Therapy
    • Regulatory/Federal Violations
    • Flawed Ethics
    • Victim/Jesse Gelsinger

    Figure 3. Memorial to Jesse Gelsinger who died while participating in a research study for gene therapy.

    Note. From A memorial site for Jesse Gelsinger Jesse-Gelsinger.com , n.d.

    FUTURE CRIME SCENARIO PRESENTATION CJA 323 12/08/21 6


     Creation /Screening New Technology

     Consequences/Not Screening

     Innovation Protection

     Patents

    FUTURE CRIME SCENARIO PRESENTATION CJA 323 12/08/21 7


     Evaluation Period
    • Prior to Implementation

     Full Disclosure/Medical Board

     Questions/Relative to Physician's
    • Success Rate
    • Outstanding Issues
    • Quality Control
    • Side Effects
    • Government Assistance/Approval

    FUTURE CRIME SCENARIO PRESENTATION CJA 323 12/08/21 8


    I. Violations of Law/ Deviant Act
     Abuse of Technology
     Preventive Steps
    II. Victims/Unethical Research

    III. Examine/Research Methods

    IV. Evaluation Period


     Full Disclosure
     Medical Board/Public
     Questions/Relative to Physician

    V. Testing/Lawful & Humane

    FUTURE CRIME SCENARIO PRESENTATION CJA 323 12/08/21 9


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    Hastings Center Report, Vol. 18(6) pg. 41.
    National Institutes of Health (2009) FAQs about experiments that are exempt from the NIH Guidelines. Retrieved from
    http://oba.od.nih.gov/rdna/rdna_faq_list.html
    Memorial for Jesse Gelsinger. (n.d.).  In memory of Jesse Gelsinger. Retrieved from
    http://www.jesse-gelsinger.com/index.html
    Sasson, A. (2005) Medical Biotechnology: Achievements, Prospects and Perceptions. Tokyo, Japan: United Nations Press
    Schmalleger, F. (2009). Criminology today: An integrative introduction (5th Ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall.
    Tyshenko, M. & Leiss, W. (2005) Life in the Fast Lane. An Introduction to Genomics Risks. Editors Arthur and Marilouise
    Kroker. CTheory.net. Retrieved on October 2, 2010 from
    http://www.ctheory.net/articles.aspx?id=443
    U.S. Department of Energy Genome Programs. (2007).  Human Genome project information: Genome
    glossary. Retrieved from
    http://www.ornl.gov/sci/techresources/Human_Genome/glossary/glossary.shtml#G
    United States Patent and Trademark Office. (2009). Our Business: An Introduction to USPTO . Retrieved
    September 22, 2010, from http://www.uspto.gov/web/menu/intro.html
    United States Patent and Trademark Office. (2010). History and Background. Retrieved September 22, 2010, from
    http://www.uspto.gov/products/library/ptdl/background/index.jsp
    University of Washington Department of Health Science. (2004).  Research . Retrieved from
    http://depts.washington.edu/drrpt/2003/stories/research/gastroenterologist.html
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    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Patent

     
     

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