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The Revista Bioética was designed by the Conselho Federal de Medicina (Federal Council of Medicine of Brazil) to foster multidisciplinary and pluralistic discussion of issues of bioethics and medical ethics.

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Revista Bioética, Volume: 31, Published: 2023

Latest articles

Palliative sedation in Brazil: an integrative literature review

Palliative sedation for refractory psychological distress management: a flowchart

Understanding and communication of neonatal palliative care: a bioethical approach

Bioethics teaching: adapting activities for remote education

Artificial intelligence in health and bioethical implications: a systematic review

Perception of healthcare professionals about palliative care

Bioethics as a decision-making tool in neonatal palliative care

Knowledge of patients with cancer about palliative care: a bibliometric study

Bioethics teaching in dentistry as seen by course coordinators

Bioethics applied to palliative care: a public health issue

Training to cope with death from the perspective of future physicians

Expressing spirituality in palliative care: a narrative review

Advanced directives as perceived by healthcare professionals

Confidentiality in physician-patient relation: the knowledge of medical students

Advance directives: autonomy tool for cancer patients

Forms of LGBTQIAPN+ vulnerability in Brazil

Compassion fatigue and coping strategies before death

Breaking bad news in pediatrics

Educational strategies in palliative care for healthcare professionals

Palliative care: perception of teaching and evaluation of concepts among medical undergraduates

Social death of the older adult population reinforced in pandemic times

Andean cosmovision: ethical principles in acculturated, endoculturated and transculturalized people

Personal autonomy of patients undergoing chemotherapy at the Instituto Nacional de Câncer

Professional perception of palliative care nutrition

Breaking bad news in neonatal intensive care units

Motivations and Venezuelan migration: bioethics of intervention-based analysis

Advance directives and cancer: oncology practices in Brazil

Palliative care in intensive care units: an integrative review

Empathy and ethical values in medicine: a quantitative study

Bioethics and psychiatry: paucity of recent literature in Brazil

Brazilian literature on bioethics and suicide: a systematic review

Palliative care competence among medical students

Spirituality and pain in patients with metastatic breast cancer

Palliative care in an active teaching methodology

Patient autonomy regarding the COVID-19 vaccine

Trajectory of an ethics commitee: 10 years of Plataforma Brasil

Palliative care during the pandemic: being human and facing finitude

Congenital syphilis and treatment refusal by pregnant women: a bioethical and legal analysis

Accessibility of the consent form in Brazilian clinical research

Evaluating ethics teaching in medical education

Physician perceptions and knowledge about limiting life support

Discharge against medical advice: what to do, doctor?

Clinical-epidemiological profile of children in palliative care

Living will: academic and faculty knowledge at a medical school

Brazilian psychometrics of the Collett-Lester fear of death scale

Compassion fatigue and satisfaction in oncology professionals: an integrative review

Ethical limits to confirming identity by morphological features

Elaboration and validation of the Brazilian Scale of Perception about Euthanasia

Bioethics and restrictions to liberties in times of COVID-19

Hard choices during complex times require wisdom

The representation of palliative care as a modern ars moriendi

Shared decision making as a strategy for vulnerability in health

Consent for processing medical records data

Bioethics and concierge medicine in aging: exploring complexities

Reflections on remote consultation

Death, diagnosis and event

Privacy and confidentiality in therapeutic process: contributions from bioethics

Nanodrug research and development: a bioethical approach

Approaches to COVID-19: bioethics, empathy and the Spinozian perspective

Ethical considerations on placebo-controlled vaccine trials in pregnant women

News

Is the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation’s new OA policy the start of a shift towards preprints? [Originally published in the LSE Impact blog in April/2024]

Representing the Humanities collection on the SciELO platform (2022-2023)

SciELO Program pays tribute to the 70th anniversary of the Instituto Brasileiro de Informação em Ciência e Tecnologia (IBICT)

Paper mills

The influence of implicit biases on the adoption of DEIA principles

Large Language Publishing [Originally published in the Upstream blog in January/2024]

Preprints in debate… six years later

Does Artificial Intelligence have hallucinations?

How to reformulate scholarly publishing to face the peer review crisis

Can AI do reliable review scientific articles?

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