NEAC’s Framework is a high-level guidance document for the health and disability sector to help health workers and policy makers consider ethics when deciding how to allocate resources. The Framework sets out ethical principles and Te Tiriti principles that medical staff, service planners and policy makers should consider when responding to pandemics.
NEAC Publications
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Published 19 December 2019On behalf of the National Ethics Advisory Committee (NEAC) the Chair is pleased to present the revised National Ethical Standards for Health and Disability Research and Quality Improvement. -
Published 19 June 2014This advice explores the ethical challenges health professionals face in advance care planning.
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Published 24 May 2013This paper discusses the ethical principle of ‘do no harm’ and how this applies when industrial action is contemplated or undertaken.
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Published 01 November 2012Māori Research Ethics: An overview summarises writings on and issues for Māori research ethics, with a particular focus on health and disability research.
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Published 31 March 2010
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Published 10 July 2007Getting Through Together considers the ethical issues which may arise during any pandemic. -
Published 08 February 2005This report to NEAC is based on a scan of literature reporting research and developments related to New Zealand’s booking system.
Page last updated: 23 April 2013
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