Ethics protocols and research ethics committees
Subtitle: successfully obtaining approval for your academic research
By: Dan Remenyi, Nicola Swan, Ben Van den Assem
Contributors: Swan, Nicola; Van Den Assem, Ben
Publisher: Academic Publishing International
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Reading, England
Language: eng
Number of pages: 135
ISBN-13: 9781906638993
Subjects: Research; Methodology; Moral and ethical aspects; Learning and scholarship; Recherche; Chercheurs; Méthodologie; Ethique; Comités; Protection des données; Aspects juridiques
Description: "Conducting research to high ethical standards is of great importance to the student and the university. Having an Ethics Protocol is the way of ensuring such standards can be met. Researching with the use of an approved Ethics Protocol also affords protection to the student. Many research degree candidates need advice to help complete an application for the approval of their Ethics Protocol. This book shows how to do this in a practical and effective way. The book provides background on the issue of research ethics to help students and faculty have a greater understanding of the motivations behind the requirements to write an application to the Ethics Committee for the approval of an Ethics Protocol. The process of ethics approval and the function of the Ethics Committee are addressed along with how to cope with amendments to an Ethics Protocol. The book draws on the work of the authors who have had direct experience with Ethics Committees and helping students comply with the requirements."--Back cover.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 111-113) and index.
Table of contents: title: 1. Ethics protocols : the key issues; title: 2. What is research?; title: 3. How research ethics evolved; title: 4. Ethics protocol application; title: 5. Amending the ethics protocol; title: 6. Data protection legislation; title: 7. Cross culture, class and language research; title: 8. Ethics Committee processes; title: 9. Case study : Two ethics committees; title: 10. Some problems; title: 11. advice to researchers; title: 12. Some end notes.