Research ethics and method
Can an ethics officer role reduce delays in research ethics approval? A mixed-method evaluation of an improvement project
... of research. It is unclear whether having ethics of fi cers act as proof- readers would be appropriate, though they might be able to advise applicants at an early stage if an applica- tion does not appear to ...
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Using Research in Healthcare Practice
... method, 14 report, discussion section, 170-171 statistical see Statistical research understanding of, 3 Research councils, 45 Research Ethics Committees in the United Kingdom, 68 Researc[r] ...
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Research ethics committees: agents of research policy?
... medical research, current ethics have adopted the consumer model, largely putting the responsibility on the patient regardless of the nature of the issue being ...in research and normal health care ...
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Improving the process of research ethics review
... One way of understanding details of the process is to model it. We have used a modelling approach based in part on a method advanced by Ishikawa and further de- veloped by the second author (JN) [29, 30]. ...
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Ethical considerations in the biomedical research: analysis of national biomedical research ethics guidelines in Iran
... examined research ethics standards, ethical considerations about pre-research activities such as research motives, research problems, and planning research design were less ...to ...
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Innovations in research ethics governance in humanitarian settings
... An ethics framework can serve many ...the ethics of research conducted in the course of humanitarian ...an ethics framework provides assistance to researchers and others that evaluate and/or ...
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From ethics of restriction to ethics of construction: ELSA research in Norway
... Responsible Research and Innovation ...‘post-ELSI’ research approaches hold that ELSA research was designed to maintain a sharp unproductive normative division of labor between natural scientists on ...
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Ethics in Research
... Open discourse is communication concerning personal and social meaning, purpose, orientation, values, goals, concepts, ideas, feelings and emotions relevant to, but distinct from, the na[r] ...
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A Transactional Approach to Research Ethics
... same research project then may produce different knowledge resources for different communities benefiting participants and researchers ...scientific research journal, which took an ecological perspective on ...
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Ethics, conflict and animal research
... The quest for reflective equilibrium is not always successful. Even when a balance is found, this is not the end of moral debate. People who share the same intuitions and principles can still give different judgments on ...
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The ethics of genetic research on intelligence
... of research in this field is that it might lead to a better understanding of gene- environment interactions by the general ...that research into the genetics of intelligence (or just about any other human ...
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Ethics of Open Access to Biomedical Research: Just a Special Case of Ethics of Open Access to Research
... how research institutions and research funders benefit from the research output they produce and fund: by maximizing its usage and ...cumulative research cycle itself progresses and grows, ...
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ADHD: an Australian Aboriginal perspective
... Research design: A qualitative approach Research framework: Grounded Theory Ethics: Curtin Human Research Ethics Committee and the Western Australia Aboriginal Health and Information Eth[r] ...
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Analysis and modelling quality of experience for web based services : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Network Engineering at Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand
... Human Ethics Committee and Research Ethics of Massey University for ethics approval; and the School of Engineering and Advanced Technology (SEAT) for their financial support for overseas ...
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Mapping the review of ethics in research : the work of National Health Service (NHS) Research Ethics Committees in England
... the research, s/he later was generous with time and our interview was one of the lengthiest ...my research to committees prior to ...the research as it ...the research and check out my ...
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Summary of research for participants and the Health Research Authority ‘An ethnographic study of National Health Service Research Ethics Committees : mapping ethics review’ Dr Julie Morton, April 2017
... of ethics presents to researchers, however, there is little evidence which starts from the standpoint of committee members and explores how the work of review is accomplished in the everyday contexts in which ...
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Ethics of Open Access to Biomedical Research: Just a Special Case of Ethics of Open Access to Research
... trying): Research funders and universities cannot require the non-OA publishers of the 90% of journals that are non-OA to convert to OA publishing; nor can they require their researchers to pay OA publishing ...
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The questions of ethics in collaborative research
... universities, research involving human participants must gain clearance from the institution’s ethics committee or review board before data collection ...of ethics approval suggests that the planned ...
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History teaching and the values agenda
... Citizenship education policy in Australia has come sharply into focus over the last two decades. This is consistent with trends in Europe and the United States. In each case, these developments can be seen as a response ...
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View of Surrendering to the Dream: An Account of the Unconscious Dynamics of a Research Relationship | Journal of Research Practice
... the research. Funded research projects are in a position to engage the professional services of experts in supervision, but postgraduate researchers are often isolated, as they work alone and on limited ...
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