Beyond Regulations: Ethics in Human Subjects ResearchNancy M. P. King, Gail Henderson, Jane Stein UNC Press Books, 1999 - 279 sider Across a broad range of disciplines_in medicine, social science, and the humanities_researchers, scholars, teachers, and administrators increasingly are looking for new ways to approach ethical issues in research with human subjects. Questions about how r |
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... concern . Ap- propriately , the conference was a pan - university event , not only reflecting the rele- vance of the topic and our self - consciously interdisciplinary approach , but also evidenced by the financial support offered by ...
... concern . Ap- propriately , the conference was a pan - university event , not only reflecting the rele- vance of the topic and our self - consciously interdisciplinary approach , but also evidenced by the financial support offered by ...
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... concerns about context have caused us to recognize that , in effect , all research is " cross - cultural . " All research involves both researchers and subjects , who always bring very different intellectual frameworks to a project . In ...
... concerns about context have caused us to recognize that , in effect , all research is " cross - cultural . " All research involves both researchers and subjects , who always bring very different intellectual frameworks to a project . In ...
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... concerns of this book . First are the con- tinuing stories of error and abuse in American research with human subjects , de- spite a nearly thirty - year experience in applying detailed federal regulations to shape and govern the design ...
... concerns of this book . First are the con- tinuing stories of error and abuse in American research with human subjects , de- spite a nearly thirty - year experience in applying detailed federal regulations to shape and govern the design ...
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... Concerns about the ethics of research with human subjects could be said to predate the existence of modern medical and scientific research , but certainly go back as far as Claude Bernard and other physician - researchers of the ...
... Concerns about the ethics of research with human subjects could be said to predate the existence of modern medical and scientific research , but certainly go back as far as Claude Bernard and other physician - researchers of the ...
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... concern . Although the twenty - year period following World War II appears to be a time during which research ethics was " discovered , " it is better understood as a period during which the concerns occasionally voiced throughout the ...
... concern . Although the twenty - year period following World War II appears to be a time during which research ethics was " discovered , " it is better understood as a period during which the concerns occasionally voiced throughout the ...
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