Research Ethics (Advocating Responsible Conduct)

Author: Institute of Medicine, U.S.
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book summarizes the ethical norms in the scientific research process, highlights the extreme importance of research ethics, emphasizes the significant role of research institutions in fostering a high-minded ethical environment, and elaborates on the training and education, policies and procedures, as well as tools and support systems that research institutions need to provide for their staff to ensure researchers adhere to research ethics. The book also clarifies ethical practices in research integrity, such as peer review and involving human subjects in research. Additionally, it explains the strengths and limitations of self-assessment efforts by research institutions. Furthermore, the book details how researchers can develop ethical attitudes and trust during their education, including how to establish effective curriculum design.