Abstracts on Theoretical Aspects of Assisted Reproduction

Each reference includes the citation; keywords; and an abstract where available. Further comments are welcome, to Email < sowk013@csc.canterbury.ac.nz >.

Theoretical aspects of assisted reproduction
Assisted reproduction up to 1980
Assisted reproduction 1981-1985
Assisted reproduction 1986-1990
Assisted reproduction 1991-1993
Assisted reproduction 1994-1996
Semen donors up to 1990
Semen donors 1991-1996

KEN DANIELS is at the Dept. of Social Work, University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand. His major teaching area is the principles and practice of social work and he teaches this in both the Diploma and Certificate courses. His major research interests focus on the psychosocial aspects of assisted reproduction - donor insemination, in-vitro fertilization and surrogacy. Ken has carried out his research in the UK, Australia, Sweden and New Zealand and has been used by several overseas Governments, or government bodies as a consultant on policy development in this field. He has a BA in Sociology from Canterbury, and MA (Hons) in Psychology from Massey and Diplomas in Social Work from the Universities of London and Wales.

Recent publications include:

Secrecy and Openness in Donor Insemination (With Karyn Taylor). Politics and the Life Sciences. August 1993.
Infertility Counselling - the Need for a Psychosocial Perspective. British Journal of Social Work, 1993, 23: 501-515.
Formulating Selection Policies for Assisted Reproduction (with Karyn Taylor). Social Science and Medicine, 1993, 37:1473-1480.
Infertility: The Social Work Contribution (with Ingrid Stjerna). Research Supplement to Socionomen (Sweden) 1993, 6(2) Research supplement (Socionomens Forkningssupplement) Number 3: 41-46.
Adoption and Donor Insemination: Factors Affecting Couples' Choices. Child Welfare, 1994, 73(1):5-14.
Telling Donor Insemination Offspring about Their Conception: The Nature of Couples' Decision Making. (With G. Lewis and W. Gillett). Social Science & Medicine 1995, 40(9): 1213-20.
Information Sharing in Donor Insemination: A Conflict of Rights and Needs. Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics. 1995, 4: 217-24.
The Swedish Insemination Act and the Availability of Donors. (With Othon Lalos). Human Reproduction. 10 (7) 1995 1871-4.
Relationships between Doctors and Patients in Obstetrics and Gynaecology (with Spittal, C. and Duff, G.B.) Australia and New Zealand Journal of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. 35(3) 1995 286-9.

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