What does WMA stand for?

World Medical Association

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Speaking at the General Assembly of the World Medical Association here, President Patil said: "The question of equitable medical care to all people is a big human and ethical question.

Indian medical community exhorted to work for inclusive medical care

While some medical schools still use Hippocrates, the British Medical Association also recommends the International Code of Medical Ethics published by the World Medical Association.

Whatever happened to the principle that doctors must always SAVE ...

KARACHI, September 04, 2009 (Balochistan Times): Health must be given a much greater priority at Decembers United Nations Framework Convention on climate change, urged the World Medical Association (WMA) in a statement received here on Friday.

Physicians seeks greater priority for health at UN climate change ...

There are also international guidelines which apply in New Zealand, for example the World Medical Association Declaration of Helsinki (WMA, 2000).

Ethical review of physiotherapy research

Physicians for Human Rights, the World Medical Association and the United Nations, among others, have condemned the use of restraint chairs and other tactics.

Guantanamo guards struggle with hunger striker

Physicians for Human Rights, the World Medical Association and the United Nations, among others, have condemned the use of restraint chairs and other tactics as a violation of U.

Guantanamo guards struggle with hunger striker

However, a number of international guidelines suggest that verbal consent is acceptable when written consent is not feasible, but only when it is properly documented (CIOMS 2002; Council of Europe, 2004; Nuffield Council on Bioethics, 2002, 2005; World Medical Association, 2000; Sims, J.

Developing cultural competence and overcoming ethical challenges in ...

The agreement was reached at a meeting of the World Medical Association in Copenhagen.

China Agrees Not to Take Inmates' Organs