Presidents’ Health and Medical Confidentiality

Klitzman, Robert

doi:10.1001/jama.2020.23476

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“…Proponents of single REC review challenge the assumption that full board review at each participating site is the most effective way for local values to be represented in the review process. For instance, Klitzman and colleagues 27 argue that conditions in the local context could be adequately captured in reviews conducted by a single REC of record. They identify four locally specific insights that any centralized body would need to have in order to conduct a quality and effective review:…”

Section: Protecting Local Rec Review and Decision-making Authoritymentioning

confidence: 99%

Enhancing Reciprocity, Equity and Quality of Ethics Review for Multisite Research During Public Health Crises: The Experience of the COVID-19 Clinical Research Coalition Ethics Working Group

Rahimzadeh,

Ambe,

de Vries

2023

J. Law. Med. Ethics

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In this paper we report findings from a commissioned report to the COVID-19 Clinical Research Coalition on approaches to streamline multinational REC review/approval during public health emergencies. As currently envisioned in the literature, a system of REC mutual recognition is theoretically possible based on shared procedural REC standards, but raises numerous concerns about perceived inequities and mistrust.

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Section: Protecting Local Rec Review and Decision-making Authoritymentioning

confidence: 99%

Enhancing Reciprocity, Equity and Quality of Ethics Review for Multisite Research During Public Health Crises: The Experience of the COVID-19 Clinical Research Coalition Ethics Working Group

Rahimzadeh,

Ambe,

de Vries

2023

J. Law. Med. Ethics

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“…Public officials seek election by voters, who are entitled to have accurate information on the officials for whom they might be voting (see Klitzman (2020)).…”

Section: Confidentiality In a World Of Covid-19 And Fake Newsmentioning

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A Critique of Recent Medical Research in JAMA on COVID-19

McAleer¹

2021

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The world community has been changed irrevocably by the highly infectious and mutating SARS-CoV-2 virus that causes the COVID-19 disease. The necessary research output on COVID-19 has been revolutionary, especially in the medical and biomedical sciences, where the search for a vaccine is essential for the world to have a semblance of normality in the era of COVID-19. Much of the advanced research has been distributed in the leading medical journals, including the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), where the latest medical research is distributed on a daily basis, and where comments can also be published. The purpose of this paper is to provide a critique of 110 interesting and highly topical research papers that have been published in JAMA, mostly within the past two months. The diverse topics include: treating influenza and COVID-19 simultaneously, dealing with a second wave of COVID-19 in Beijing, honesty is best for known and unknown GAWI and WIST, unreliability of asymptomatic COVID-19 testing outcomes for children, the effectiveness of flu vaccines, acute anxiety during COVID-19, MAID as an end of life option, longer-term effects of corticosteroids on the mortality of critically ill COVID-19 patients, isolation, loneliness and psychological distress during COVID-19, the selection of volunteers for COVID-19 vaccine trials, the mental health of children and adolescents during COVID-19, fertility preservation through hormonal intervention for transgender adolescents, safe, effective and affordable COVID-19 vaccines, essential requirements for acceptance of a COVID-19 vaccine, ischemic stroke rates from COVID-19 and influenza, mandatory COVID-19 vaccination of children, COVID-19 asymptomatic children and adults, Who Dares Wins (Qui Audet Adipiscitur), even against COVID-19, global health security index and responses to COVID-19, quality of life and dying, immunity from COVID-19, whom to trust or not to trust regarding COVID-19, the value of health care for cancer patients, previous medical research bodes well for a COVID-19 vaccine, you cannot fight COVID-19 alone, causality between hypertension and COVID-19, coffee consumption and metastatic colorectal cancer, improving statistical analysis of health policies on children and adolescents, COVID-19 does not respect anyone, politics diminishes the integrity and reputation of healthcare agencies, primary, secondary and tertiary cancers in the lung, health care should include everyone, especially for COVID-19, prioritizing access to COVID-19 vaccines, further questions about COVID-19 vaccines, estimating direct and indirect excess deaths from COVID-19, herd immunity for COVID-19, daily eyeglass wear and COVID-19 infection, using anything that prevents the spread of COVID-19, deferral of care for serious non-COVID-19 conditions, society's united fight against depression and suicide, the positive outcomes in delaying low-risk thyroid cancer treatment during COVID-19, the likely future toll from COVID-19, excluding older persons from vaccine and clinic...

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“…To the Editor In his recent article about presidential health, Dr Klitzman’s important concerns about how to balance legitimate disclosure of presidential health information and medical confidentiality may have answers in military medical precedents. For example, in regard to “whether…such objective criteria could even be established” to govern the disclosure of such information, military services have answered this challenge by developing broad yet nuanced medical requirements for general military service, supplemented by additional requirements tailored to specific military occupations, eg, pilot, air traffic controller, and cook. The number of medically disqualifying conditions for the US Air Force (USAF) is extensive .…”

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Disclosure of Presidential Health Information

Sotos

2021

JAMA

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Presidents’ Health and Medical Confidentiality

Cited by 4 publications

References 7 publications

Enhancing Reciprocity, Equity and Quality of Ethics Review for Multisite Research During Public Health Crises: The Experience of the COVID-19 Clinical Research Coalition Ethics Working Group

Enhancing Reciprocity, Equity and Quality of Ethics Review for Multisite Research During Public Health Crises: The Experience of the COVID-19 Clinical Research Coalition Ethics Working Group

A Critique of Recent Medical Research in JAMA on COVID-19

Disclosure of Presidential Health Information

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