Biobanques humaines, internormativité et gouvernance

Human biobanks, which store biological material and data, are essential tools for medical progress, research and personalized medicine. In Switzerland, their legal framework remains fragmented. This thesis examines their diversity, the issues they present and the regulatory framework that apply to t...

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description Human biobanks, which store biological material and data, are essential tools for medical progress, research and personalized medicine. In Switzerland, their legal framework remains fragmented. This thesis examines their diversity, the issues they present and the regulatory framework that apply to them, distinguishing between binding and non-binding standards. It analyses non-binding norms – which are, in principle, not legally binding – and the ways in which they are incorporated into Swiss law. The concept of governance, defined by the principles of trust, protection of individuals, participation, transparency and accountability, is applied to biobanks through six groups of mechanisms examined in the Swiss context.
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spelling doab-20.500.12854ir-1700422025-12-10T05:22:06Z Biobanques humaines, internormativité et gouvernance Talanova, Vladislava research biobank internormativity non binding norm principle of governance biobank governance trust participation transparency responsibility thema EDItEUR::L Law Human biobanks, which store biological material and data, are essential tools for medical progress, research and personalized medicine. In Switzerland, their legal framework remains fragmented. This thesis examines their diversity, the issues they present and the regulatory framework that apply to them, distinguishing between binding and non-binding standards. It analyses non-binding norms – which are, in principle, not legally binding – and the ways in which they are incorporated into Swiss law. The concept of governance, defined by the principles of trust, protection of individuals, participation, transparency and accountability, is applied to biobanks through six groups of mechanisms examined in the Swiss context. 2025-12-10T05:22:05Z 2025-12-10T05:22:05Z 2025-12-09T13:32:48Z 2025 book ONIX_20251209T143014_9783907297704_6 https://library.oapen.org/handle/20.500.12657/109035 9783907297704 https://directory.doabooks.org/handle/20.500.12854/170042 fre open access image/jpeg Attribution 4.0 International https://library.oapen.org/bitstream/20.500.12657/109035/1/9783907297704.pdf sui generis Verlag 10.38107/070 10.38107/070 d0408bce-74b7-4793-a126-7c47e3617d24 9783907297704 538 Zürich open access
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Biobanques humaines, internormativité et gouvernance
title Biobanques humaines, internormativité et gouvernance
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biobank governance
trust
participation
transparency
responsibility
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