Namratha Atluri, Titus K Beyuo, Samuel A Oppong, Sarah D Compton, Cheryl A Moyer, Emma R Lawrence
Benefits and barriers of home blood pressure monitoring in pregnancy: perspectives of obstetric doctors from a Ghanaian tertiary hospital
BMC pregnancy and childbirth
aim find peculiarities constitutional legal principles limits permissible intervention conducting biomedical research human participation materials methods methodological basis study worldview dialectical general scientific specific scientific methods learning phenomena state legal reality common ones widely used work principles scientific knowledge comprehensiveness objectivity historicism unity theory practice others important methodological prerequisite systemic approach issue protecting human rights conducting biomedical experiments participation made possible form holistic view object subject research help human rights affected biomedical research context general legal principle humanism analyzed limits permissible intervention human body identified conclusions drawn regarding need separation normative legal regulation complex branch medical law study general scientific methods widely used historical systematic analysis studied phenomena synthesis obtained results inductive deductive reasoning special formallogical sociological statistical also privatescientific comparativelegal normativelegal others conclusions 1 key point mechanism protection subjects rights process conducting biomedical research establishment number limits maxims allow interference human body limit researcher protect subject maxims integral elements process biomedical research human participation determine basic criteria protection citizens rights conducting biomedical research 2 limits permissible intervention conduct biomedical research human participation legal factual consequences activity bodies authorized conduct biomedical research based law aimed achieving goals set researcher conducting biomedical research human participation result options permitted norms law behavior subjects biomedical research establishing various limits behavior necessarily exclusively temporary subjective nature