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Part IV: Others

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A

American Baptist Churches

1. A Covenant for Ministers (June 1980), 1 p.

American Cultural Resource Association

1. Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct

American Red Cross

1. Informed Consent and the Review of Proposed Research Studies Involving Human Subjects by an Institutional Review Board (rev. December 1981), 6 p.
2. Code of Conduct

 

B

Baptist Joint Committee on Public Affairs

1. Position Statement on Government use of Clergy, Missionaries and Church Workers for Intelligence Information (March 4,1980), 1 p.

Bellagio Conference

1. Bellagio Principles (on access and disclosure of data to researchers) (1977), 6 p.

Brookline Bird Club

C

Cambridge Symposium on the Ethical Aspects of Man's Relationship with Animals, Cambridge, England

1. Declaration Against Speciesism (August 1977), 1 p.

Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club of Canada

1. Code of Ethics

Christian Association for Psychological Studies

1. Ethics Statement

Center for Creative Play

Center for Global Ethics

1. A Code of Ethics on International Business for Christians, Muslims and Jews (1993)

Cheney Associates

Club Cycliste Baconsfield

Christian Witness

College Art Association

1. A Statement on Standards for Sculptural Reproduction and Preventive Measures to Combat Unethical Casting in Bronze (April 27, 1974 ), 4 p.
2. A Code of Ethics for Art Historians and Guidelines for the Professional Practice of Art History (November 1, 1975), 4 p.
3. Additions to Code of Ethics for Art Historians and Guidelines for the Professional Practice of Art History (November 1, 1975), 4 p.
4. A Code of Ethics for Artists & Guidelines for the Professional Practice of Studio Art (February 2, 1977), 2 p.

Commission on Synagogue Relations

1. A Hospital Compendium: A Guide to Jewish Moral and Religious Principles in Hospital Practice (rev. 1969), 51 p.

Conference on Security and Cooperation in Europe

1. Helsinki Accords (August 1, 1975), 27 p.

Consultative Assembly of the Council of Europe

1. Recommendation No. 621 on the Problems Arising out of the Use of Live Animals for Experimental or Industrial Purposes (January 20, 1971), 3 p.

Cornell University

1. Conflicts Policy
2. Conflict of Interest and Conflict of Commitment

Covenant of the Goddess

Council for International Organizations of Medical Science

1. CIOMS International Ethical Guidelines for Biomedical Research Involving Human Subjects (2002) 53 p.
2. 1991 International Guidelines for Ethical Review of Epidemiological Studies 11p.
3. The Declaration of Inuyama: Human Genome Mapping, Genetic Screening and Gene Therapy (1990) 3 p.
4. International Guiding Principles for iomedical Research Involving Animals (1985)
5. Principles of Medical Ethics Relevant to the Protection of Prisioners against Torture (1983) 4 p.

D

Disciples of Christ (Christian Church)

1. Ministerial Code of Ethics (undated), 5 p.
2. Ethical Guidelines for Congregational Conduct

E

Educational Testing Service

1. Principles, Policies and Procedural Guidelines Regarding E.T.S. Products and Services (February 1, 1979), 54 p.
2. ETS Standards for Quality and Fairness (1987, received July 1991), 45 p.

European Science Foundation

1. Statement Concerning the Protection of Privacy and the Use of Personal Data for Research (November 12, 1980), 6 p.

F

Fair Labor Association

1. Code of Conduct

Field Hockey Canada

Field Museum of Natural History

1. Policy Statement Concerning Acquisition of Antiquities (July 17, 1972), 4 p.

Food & Agriculture Organization/World Health Organization (United Nations)

1. Code of Ethics for International Trade in Food (December 1979), 7 p.

H

Harvard Medical School

1. Code: Rules Governing the Participation of Medical Students as Experimental Subjects (1965), 1 p.
2. Rules Governing the Participation of Medical School Students as Experimental Subjects in Research Studies (May 20, 1996)
3. Faculty Policies on Integrity in Science (Feb. 1996)

Harvard University Health Services

1. Code: Rules Governing the Participation of Healthy Human Beings as Subjects in Research (1963), 2 p.
2. Rules Governing the Participation of Medical Students as Experimental Subjects in Research Studies (May 20 1996)
3. Faculty Policies on Integrity in Science (Feb 1996)

Hippocratic Oath for Scientists, Engineers and Executives

1. Oath (undated), 1 p.

Hippocratic Oath for Doctors

1. Oath (1847), 3 p.

Hoo-Hoo

Humber College of Applied Arts and Technology

I

IIT Research Institute

1. Code of Ethics, Conduct and Responsibility (September 18, 1987) 9 p.

International Council of Museums

1. Ethics of Acquisition (1970)
2. Code of Professional Ethics (1986), 26 p.

3. Code of Ethics for Museums (2001)
4. Code of Ethics for Museums (2004)

International Society of Aboriculture

1. ISA Code of Ethics (August, 1992).

J

Jackson Memorial Hospital (Florida)

1. Policy and Procedure Regarding No Code Orders and Orders Not to Provide Therapeutic or Emergency Medical Treatment of Terminally Ill Patients (1981), 7 p.

Joint Commission of Rabbinic Placement

1. Code of Procedure in Placement of Rabbis (1947), 1 p.

Journal of International Business Studies

1. Code of Ethics

K

Kansas State University Information Technology

1. Code of Ethics

M

Massachusetts General Hospital

1. Human Studies Guiding Principles and Procedures (1970), 4 p.

Maine Coon Breeders and Fanciers Association

Mercy Hospital and Medical Center (Illinois)

1. Guidelines for Application of CPR in Patients with Terminal Illness (1979), 1 p.
2. Guidelines for Removal of Life Support Systems from a Patient Who Has Suffered Total Brain Death (1980), 1 p.
3. Institutional Code of Ethics (A-16), Brain Death (B-51), Forgoing Life Sustaining Treatment (B-52), Conflict on Ethical Concerns in Decision Making (B-53).

N

The National Committee for Research Ethics in the Social Sciences and the Humanities

1. Guidelines for Reserach Ethics in the Social Sciences, Law and the Humanities (February 15, 1999) 22 p.

National Comission for the Protection of Human Subjects of Biomedical and Behavioral Research

1. Belmont Report - Ethical Principles and Guidelines for the Protection of Human Subjects of Research (1979) 8 p.

National Council of the Churches of Christ (U.S.A.)

1. The Ethical Implications of Energy Production and Use (May 11, 1979), 4 p.

New Haven Congressional Ministers Association

1. Code of Ethics (1925), 1 p.

New York Board of Rabbis

 a. Principles Governing Congregational - Rabbinical Agreements (May 25, 1948), 1 p.

New York Presbytery

1. The Presbyterian Code (July, 1927), 1 p.

New York State Education Department

1. Code of Ethics (June, 2002) .

New Zealand Institute of Medical Laboratory Science

1. Code of Ethics

Northwestern University

1. Policy on Integrity in Research

Northeastern Illinois University, Department of Philosophy, Roger W. Gilman

1. A Model Policy and Procedures For Dealing With Allegations of Misconduct in Research Within the University

Notre Dame Engineers and Architects (class of 1941)

1. The Code of Professional Ethics of the 1941 Notre Dame Engineers and Architects (1941), 1 p.

Nuremberg Military Tribunal

1. Nuremberg Code (1946), 1 p.

O

Oath of Hippocrates

1. Oath (undated), 1 p.

Oregon Newspaper Conference

1. Oregon Code of Ethics for Journalism (1922), 2 p.

Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development

1. Review of 1976 Declaration and Decisions on International Investment and Multi-National Enterprises (includes Guidelines for Multi­National Enterprises) (1979), 60 p.
2. Guidelines Governing the Protection of Privacy and Transborder Flows of Personal Data (September 23, 1980), 2 p.
3. International Investment and Multi-National Enterprises (includes Guidelines for Multi­National Enterprises) (1979), 21 p.

P

Physician's Oath

 a. Oath (circa 6th century C.E.), 3 p.

Protein Science

 a. Code of Ethics, 2007

Pugwash

a. The Russell-Einstein Manifesto

Q

Queen's Univerity

R

Rehabilitation Counselors

1. United Code of Ethics (1987), 11 p.

Reproductive Biology Research Foundation

1. Ethics Guidelines for Sex Therapists, Sex Counselors and Sex Researchers (March 1978), 24 p.

S

Somerville Hospital (Massachusetts)

1. Guidelines: Orders Not to Resuscitate (February 27, 1980), 4 p.

Student Media of North Carolina State University

1. Code of Ethics

T

Technion Wunsch International Symposium

1. Mount Carmel Declaration on Technology and Moral Responsibility (December 25, 1974), 3 p.

U

UNESCO

1. Declaration on Fundamental Principles Concerning the Contribution of the Mass Media to Strengthening Peace and International Understanding, to the Promotion of Human Rights and to Countering Racialism, Apartheid and Incitement to War (November 22, 1978), 4 p.
2.  Recommendation on the Status of Scientific Researchers (November 20, 1974), 7 p.
3.  Intergovernmental Conference on Communication Policies in Asia and Oceania Concerning the Protection of Journalists, Recommendation No. (February 1979), 1 p.

United Church of Christ

1. The Pastor's Code (undated), 1 p.
2. Introduction to the Codes.
3. The Commissioned Minister’s code.
4. The Ordained Minister’s Code.
5. The Licensed Minister’s Code.

United Nations General Assembly

1. Code of Conduct for Law Enforcement Officials (December 17, 1979), 4 p.
2. Principles of Medical Ethics Relevant to the Role of Health Personnel, Particularly Physicians, in the Protection of Prisoners & Retainees Against Torture, and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment (December 18, 1982), 1 p.
3. Declaration on the Rights of Mentally Retarded Persons (December 20, 1971), 2 p.

United States Catholic Conference

1. Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Facilities (November 1971), 11 p.
2. Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Facilities (Oct. 1995)
3. National Catholic Conference of Airport Chaplains
4. National Association for Lay Ministry
5. Code of Ethics of Catholic Campus Ministry Association (May 92, rev. Dec. 95)
6. National Conference of Veterans Affairs Catholic Chaplains Code of Ethics
7. Code of Ethics for National Catholic Conference for Seafarers (Jan. 29, 1993)
8. USCC/CCA Code of Ethics & Ethical Practices (rev. March 1997)

United States Office of Government Ethics

1. Letters between designated agency ethics officials and federal employees (1991), 65 p.
2. Excerpts from Chapter 11 of Title 18, U.S.C., as amended by the Ethics Reform Act of 1989. (1991), 26 p.
3. Copy of the Post-Employment Statute, 18 U.S.C. sec. 207 (1991), 5 p.
4. Take the High Road: An Ethics Booklet for Executive Branch Employees (Aug. 1993), 23 p.
5. Do It Right: An Ethics Handbook for Executive Branch Employees (Aug. 1993), 35 p.
6. Standards of Ethical Conduct for Employees of the Executive Branch, including Part I of Executive Order 12674 and 5 C.F.R. Part 2635 Regulation. (Aug. 1992) 80 p. 

University of California

1. Policy on Integrity in Research (December 18, 1989)

University of Canterbury

1. Code of Ethics

The University of Illinois

1. Interim Guidelines and Procedures on Conflicts of Interest Policies (April 14, 1988), 10 p.
2. Policy on Conflicts of Commitment & Interest (March 1996)
3. Policy and Procedures on Academic Integrity in Research and Publication (Sept. 17, 1991)

University of Oregon

1. Guidelines for Good Practice in Graduate Education

1. College Personnel Rights and Responsibilities in College-Supported Inventions and Materials (December 13, 1973), 23 p.