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Ethical issues in Research
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Ethical issues in Research
Principles
- humans and animals
- Respect for humans
- Autonomy
- Privacy
- Protections
- IRB
- HIPAA
- The Belmont Report
- HHS
- FDA
- NIH
- Protections
- Informed consent
- Justice
- Fairness in selection
- Beneficence
- Risk/ Benefit Analysis
- Minimum harm
- Respect for humans
- Public health crisis
- Urgency
- TIme constraints
- Speed while maintaining scientific rigor
- Collaboration
- Vulnerabilty
- humans and animals
Placebo Trials
- Control group
- Experimental group
Conflicts of interest
- Types
- Financial
- Professional
- Prejudicial
- Personal
- Consequences
- Impaired judgement
- Lack of trust
- Prison
- Lack of credibility
- Types
Animals in research
- Species
- Major
- Minor
- Protection
- Animal welfare act
- IACUC
- USDA
- Three R's
- Replacement
- Reduction
- Refinement
- Species
Malfeasance and Misconduct
- Types
- Misappropriation of Ideas
- Plagiarism
- Self-plagairism
- Impropriety of Authorship
- . Failure to Comply with Legislative and Regulatory Requirements
- Violation of Generally Accepted Research Practices
- Falsification of Data
- Failure to Support Validation of Your Research
- Failure to Respond to Known Cases of Unsuccessful Validation Attempts
- Inappropriate Behavior
- Types
Genetics
- Stem cell Therapy
- Reprogrammed somatic cells that activates silent genes in the somatic cells
- Gene therapy
- Transfer of a new gene with a vector and is delivered directly into a cell
- Ethical concerns
- Modifying genetic makeup
- long term effects are unknown and unpredictable
- Irreversible
- Stem cell Therapy
Ghost Authorship and DTC (Direct-to-Consumer) Advertising
- Ghost Authorship
- contributing substantially to a written work but not being credited as authors
- Guest Authorship
- listing someoneas first or co-author, but has done very little toward the work, the research, or the paper
- Academic detailing
- Targeted toward healthcare providers
- DTC
- Advertising of prescription products to the consumer.
- Ghost Authorship
Ethics
- norms for conduct that distinguish between acceptable and unacceptable behavior.
- Bioethics
- that studies moral values in the biomedical sciences.”
- Hippocratic oath
- Veterinarian's Oath
- Bioethics
- Ethical Research must haves
- Social Value
- Scientific Validity
- Fair subject selection
- Favorable risk benefit ratio
- Independent review
- Informed Consent
- Respect for enrolled subjects
- norms for conduct that distinguish between acceptable and unacceptable behavior.
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- Mind Map on Ethical issues in Research, created by Ugonna Ezuma Igwe on 28/04/2024.
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