Titlebook: Ethics and Clinical Neuroinnovation; Fundamentals, Stakeh Laura Weiss Roberts Book 2023 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2023 neuropsychiatry

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Neuroinnovation in Medicine: History and Futurergets to treat other conditions, including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and substance use disorders. Looking forward, the future of clinical neuroinnovation is bright. Medicine will benefit from current rich research pipelines developing increasingly precise and safe methods for neuromodula

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Clinical Neuroinnovation: Ethical Frameworks and Emerging Issuesng. Finally, we present brief summaries of ethical issues encountered or anticipated in pre-clinical prediction of mental disorders, machine learning approaches, and brain–machine interfaces that aim to reduce the burden of mental illness.

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Changing Contexts of Neuroinnovation: Societal Considerationson, distribution, and analysis of large amounts of neurological, behavioral, health, and other data. The broad availability of data further enhances the societal shifts, which together, could empower patients and the public to drive neuroinnovation towards more just purposes. However, the disruption

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Biomedical Advances: Neuroinnovation and Technology JAMA 318(13):1215–1216, 2017). With innovation in biomedical technologies comes the need to ensure that these novel tools and methods are tested and applied in a manner that is ethical for the individual and for society. The ethical standing of technology that is evolving as rapidly as mental healt

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Neurosurgery and Neuroinnovation in the Surgical Suite: The Ethics of Neurostimulation for Severe Obions may also contribute to a patient’s perception of “harm.” In effort to maximize benefits and minimize harm, distribution of medical resources must be done equitably. Patients with severe obesity who are most in need of neurostimulation oftentimes rely on public or private health insurance to cov

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On the Edges: The Ethics of Human Studies with Psychedelic Substancesnder medical supervision, which, ultimately, severely limited research with these substances. After their criminalization in 1970, there was a period of dormancy in clinical research on psychedelics. However, continued interest in their unique psychoactive effects along with increased need for novel

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Introduction to Our Project: Understanding Ethically Salient Perspectives of Diverse Societal StakehRoberts Valence Model for Ethical Engagement in Research. Our BRAIN Initiative project explores and extends these ideas as they relate to the particular circumstances of innovative neuroscience research. This chapter summarizes the aims of our grant.