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Ethics In Research:     more books (100)

Public Trust in Medical Research?: Ethics, Law and Accountability by Philip Cheung, 2007-11 Resources for Research in Legal Ethics (Legal Research Guides) by Todd W. Grant, 1992-08 Resources for Research in Legal Ethics (Legal Research Guides) by Todd W. Grant, 1992-08 Measurement Evaluation And Ethics In Research, Custom Edition for University of Phoenix [[Paperback] 2002] by Pearson Education, 2002 Ethics in Research With Human Participants, 2000 publication by various, 2000-01-01 Ethics in research on animal behaviour: Readings from Animal Behaviour Developing A Code Of Ethics In Research by AAMC, 1997 Reaffirming Legal Ethics: Taking Stock and New Ideas (Routledge Research in Legal Ethics) Laboratory Animals in Research and Teaching: Ethics, Care, and Methods Ethical Futures in Qualitative Research: Decolonizing the Politics of Knowledge The Stored Tissue Issue: Biomedical Research, Ethics, and Law in the Era of Genomic Medicine by Robert F. Weir, Robert S. Olick, 2004-05-20 People Studying People: Artifacts and Ethics in Behavioral Research by Ralph Rosnow, Robert Rosenthal, 1997-01-15 Raising the bar in research ethics ( Postgraduate Medicine) by PhD Eric M. Meslin, 2010-06-02 Research and Ethics in E-Education by Taken from two books, 2003

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41. Category: Ethics In Research
    Category Ethics in research. These pages describe some of the ethical principles in the conduct of research as well as information on how an Institutional Review Board (IRB  
    http://www.childrens-mercy.org/stats/category/EthicsInResearch.asp
    
    Extractions: About Us Contact Us Giving to Children's Mercy For Patients and Families ... Medical Research Category: Ethics in research. These pages describe some of the ethical principles in the conduct of research as well as information on how an Institutional Review Board (IRB) or other research ethics board evaluates research proposals. are arranged by date with the most recent entries at the top. You can find the theme and closely related categories and other resources at the bottom of this page. Stats: Why we need case studies of research ethics in graphic novel format (April 3, 2008) . I was asked to provide some justification for a project I am working on, case studies in research ethics using a graphic novel format. Here is what I wrote. Stats: Illustrations for a case study of the TGN 1412 trial (October 12, 2007) . I am working with a graphic artist to produce some illustrations to help explain what happened during the disastrous TGN1412 trial. The general structure of these illustrations are not quite set in stone, but here are my initial thoughts. Stats: Conflict of interest in the Wakefield MMR study (July 26, 2007)

42. Ethics In Research Kanungo R - Indian J Med Microbiol
    Indian J Med Microbiol,Official peerreviewed publication of Indian Association of Medical Microbiologists  
    http://www.ijmm.org/article.asp?issn=0255-0857;year=2006;volume=24;issue=1;spage

43. OEC - Ethics In Research
    Ethics in Research . Author(s) Rosa F. MartinezCruzado . Part I. Adam Benitez, an engineering professor, published a groundbreaking paper several years ago and is thus  
    http://www.onlineethics.org/cms/22884.aspx

44. JPL Ethics Handbook - Ethics In Research
    The JPL Ethics Program web site provides information on JPL's ethics standards and practices. It includes reference material, practical guidance and examples for JPL employees  
    http://ethics.jpl.nasa.gov/handbook/research.html
    
    Extractions: Prior Section Contents Next Section Peer review or scientific review of proposed research, replication of experiments, and publication of results provide the basis for scientific advances, quality control, and public confidence in scientific research. As a major producer and user of research, JPL has a vital interest in the integrity of the research record. It is the responsibility of all JPL employees to conduct and report research in a manner that justifies the public's trust. Research misconduct is defined as fabrication, falsification, failing to acknowledge contributions to your works, or plagiarism in proposing, performing or reviewing research, or in reporting research results. It does not include honest error or honest differences of opinion. Link to the Ethics in Research policy for more details.

45. Ethics In Educational Research
    Another complaint of Kiegelmann about the content of current literature on ethics in research is a preoccupation with the possibility of damage to the discipline (Punch is cited).  
    http://www.aare.edu.au/ethics/aareethc.htm
    
    Extractions: ez_codePath = "../code/" document.write(""); showPermPanel('main1', 360, 20) showPermPanel('main2', 360, 155) Karen Halasa Preface Bibliography Ethics Committee Preface Following the production of its Code of Ethics in 1993, the AARE Executive established an ongoing Ethics Committee. The role of the Ethics Committee was to promote further discussion of ethics in the educational research community, to consider ethics matters referred by members and, where necessary, to revise the code or provide additional resources or forums concerning ethics. Since 1993, the AARE has sponsored a regional conference on ethics in educational research; has published a new collection of work on this area (Ethics and Educational Research, edited by Martin Bibby, RARE No. 4, 1997) and has given further attention to the matter of research ethics relating to research involving indigenous people, and is recommending the use of the AIATSIS guidelines in this area. The commissioning of Karen Halasa to produce an annotated bibliography for reference by members was intended to provide a further and complementary resource on ethics for members. The Annotated Bibliography is not intended to be an evaluation of materials listed or of particular approaches to discussions of ethics; it is presented as a service to alert members to materials and writers in this area. We hope that the present listing will be revised and will grow as members tell us of other useful materials in this area. (Please send suggestions for further listings to the Chair, AARE Ethics Committee.)

46. POLICY AND PROCEDURES ON ETHICS IN RESEARCH
    POLICY AND PROCEDURES ON ETHICS IN RESEARCH. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. August 15, 1994  
    http://www.unc.edu/campus/policies/ethics.html
    
    Extractions: POLICY AND PROCEDURES ON ETHICS IN RESEARCH The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill August 15, 1994 Policy Procedures Upon receipt of written allegations, the Dean shall immediately notify the accused employee of the alleged violation of the Policy. A written report of the inquiry shall be prepared by the Dean and the Provost that states what evidence was reviewed, summarizes relevant interviews, and includes the conclusions and recommendations of the inquiry. A copy of the report shall then be given to the accused employee. If the accused employee comments on the report, those comments shall be made a part of the record. If the judgment is made by the Dean and Provost that the charge does not warrant an investigation, any reference to the charge in the personnel file of any individual shall be removed promptly. All materials relating to the charge and the determination shall be sent to the Chancellor, who shall be responsible for their security. Such records shall be maintained for at least three years. Revised 3/15/01 This Policy is maintained by the Office of the Vice Chancellor and General Counsel

47. Ethics In Research
    publishedJanuary 2006. Every researcher has a duty to make sure that their research respects those who take part. Many of the common research ethical guidelines will seem  
    http://www.gtce.org.uk/publications/using_research/ethics/

48. Ethics In Research
    Ethics in Management ResearchIntroduction What are ethics?  Ethics in research What are ethical  Qualitative vs principles  
    http://www.docstoc.com/docs/33091427/Ethics-in-Research

49. Ethics In Research
    Health services researchers and policy analysts strive to generate and disseminate reliable research that informs policy and practice. Maintaining integrity in this process can be  
    http://www.hsrmethods.org/ethicsinresearch.aspx
    
    Extractions: Health services researchers and policy analysts strive to generate and disseminate reliable research that informs policy and practice. Maintaining integrity in this process can be challenging as research endeavors become increasingly commercial, take place in a variety of settings, involve various stakeholders, draw on multiple funding sources, and involve judgment where bias and personal interests can affect data. Conflicts of interest can easily arise and threaten the integrity and credibility of the research, researchers, funders, and the field as a whole. It is important that researchers be able to identify these conflicts of interest and know how to manage them when they arise. AcademyHealth, with support from the Association of American Medical Colleges and the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) Office of Research Integrity, developed a Curriculum Module that can be used by individuals and institutions to evaluate their own behavior, update their policies, educate their trainees, and guide the management of difficult ethical situations. This module is based on AcademyHealth's Ethical Guidelines for Managing Conflicts of Interest in Health Services Research , which were developed by the Ethical Guidelines Committee (“Committee”), a higly-regarded panel of individuals from a variety of organizations reflecting a wide range of disciplines.

50. Research Ethics: Research Involving Children And Youth -- ResearchEthics.ca
    Pediatric Research Ethics Resources, articles, documents. Ethics in Research Involving Children and Youths Resources. Regulatory Requirements for Research Involving Children  
    http://www.researchethics.ca/children-and-youths.htm
    
    Extractions: An EthicsWeb Website Other EthicsWeb Websites of interest: NursingEthics.ca ProfessionalEthics.ca BusinessEthics.ca Ethics in Research Involving Children and Youths: Resources Ethics in Research Involving Children and Youths: Articles "Children as Research Subjects: Moral Disputes, Regulatory Guidance, and Recent Court Decisions" , Loretta M. Kopelman "An Exploration of Ethical Issues in Research in Children's Health and the Environment" , Jerome A. Paulson "Ethics of Research in Children" , Australasian College of Physicians "Are Research Ethics Standards Satisfied in Pediatric Journal Publications?" Eric Weil, Robert M. Nelson, and Lainie Friedman Ross "Ethics of Research in Children"

51. Free Ethics In Research Term Paper | Bignerds
    Be a smarter nerd and read this free college essay. Review over 14,000 examples from other nerds and get the help you need to finish your homework.  
    http://www.bignerds.com/papers/1797/Ethics-Research/
    
    Extractions: Free Essay and Coursework Database words.comment_error_title="A comment heading is required."; words.comment_error_text="A comment is required."; words.loading="Loading..."; words.enter_query="No query entered!"; involved the residents of Willowbrook and the topic of the conflict between research and ethics. The research conducted at Willowbrook State School for children

52. Ethics In Research
    I. FUNCTION. A. To provide a committee structure to facilitate the operation of the mediator, inquiry, and investigation tasks  
    http://www.ucmo.edu/faculty_senate/research.htm
    
    Extractions: Faculty Senate Committee Ethics in Research Committee I. FUNCTION A. To provide a committee structure to facilitate the operation of the mediator, inquiry, and investigation tasks mandated by the Ethics in Research Document B. To provide for prompt and orderly processing of complaints regarding scientific or scholarly misconduct as delineated in the Ethics in Research Document (Faculty Guide) C. To provide for prompt and orderly processing of conflict of interest complaints as delineated in federal requirements for research. (Sponsored Projects Administration Manual) D. To select the arbitration panel(s) from arbitration pool, if required, to examine all relevant information to determine if the alleged misconduct occurred E. To report findings of the arbitration pool(s) to the Dean of the Graduate School F. To monitor, once initiated, the entire investigative procedure to insure the fair, confidential, and collegial treatment of the respondent II. POSITION IN THE ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE

53. Ethics In Research | UW Medicine, Seattle
    Extensive resource links to regulations and topics in the responsible conduct of research are maintained in teh Department of Bioethics and Humanities.  
    http://uwmedicine.washington.edu/Research/About/Ethics-in-Research/Pages/default

54. Papers -- Ethics In Research
    Papers Ethics in Research No Works Cited Length 743 words (2.1 double-spaced pages) Rating Yellow  
    http://www.123helpme.com/preview.asp?id=144173

55. Ethics In Research And Scholarly Activity
    About this Document. This Issues in Ethics statement is a revision of Ethics in Research and Professional Practice (2002).  
    http://www.asha.org/docs/html/ET2008-00299.html
    
    Extractions: View PDF Version of This Document This Issues in Ethics statement is a revision of Ethics in Research and Professional Practice (2002). The Board of Ethics reviews Issues in Ethics statements periodically to ensure that they meet the needs of the professions and are consistent with ASHA policies. Return to Top Although clinical practice is the primary professional activity of the great majority of Association members, there is no doubt that scholarly activities (e.g., research or grant writing) also constitute a major professional focus for many. For example, year-end data for 2006 indicated that 1,684 ASHA members considered research to be their primary or secondary employment activity. The professional inclusion of scholarship is also clear in the Association's activities, such as conventions and publication of peer-reviewed journals. It is therefore fitting that the Association's Code of Ethics provide guidance when members and other holders of the Certificates of Clinical Competence engage in research and other scholarly work.

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