Transcription of A GUIDE TO RESEARCH ETHICS - University of Minnesota
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A GUIDE TO RESEARCH ETHICS - University of Minnesota
A GUIDE TO RESEARCH ETHICS University OF Minnesota CENTER FOR BIOETHICS 20032 TABLE OF CONTENTS BACKGROUND AND DEFINITION .. Page 3 RESEARCH ETHICS ISSUES Authorship .. Page 8 Plagiarism .. Page 11 Peer review .. Page 15 Conflicts of interest .. Page 19 Data management .. Page 22 RESEARCH misconduct .. Page 27 RESEARCH with animals .. Page 31 RESEARCH with human subjects .. Page 35 GLOSSARY OF CLINICAL TRIAL TERMS .. Page 43 REFERENCES .. Page 51 3 Photo of the Nuremberg Palace of Justice Photo by: Thomas J. Dodd Papers, Dodd RESEARCH Center, University Libraries, University of ConnecticutRESEARCH ETHICS : BACKGROUND AND DEFINITION DEFINITION RESEARCH ETHICS provides guidelines for the responsible conduct of biomedical RESEARCH . In addition, RESEARCH ETHICS educates and monitors scientists conducting RESEARCH to ensure a high ethical standard.
6 subjects. The Animal Welfare Act provides guidelines and regulations for research with animals. It goes into detail about sale, licensure, facilities, transport, and other care instructions. For research with human subjects Title 45, Part 46 from the Code of Federal Regulations (45 CFR 46): The Protection of Human Subjects Regulations
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