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Code of Human Research Ethics - BPS

code of Human Research EthicsPublished by The British Psychological Society, St Andrews House,48 Princess Road East, Leicester LE1 7DR. The British Psychological Society 2014 ISBN: 978-1-85433-762-7If you have problems reading this document andwould like it in a different format, please contact uswith your specific requirements. Tel: 0116 2254 9568; email of Human Research Ethics1 Contents1. of principles ?62. The for the autonomy, privacy and dignity of 8individuals and benefit and minimising harm113. Risk134. Valid Consent155. Confidentiality226. Giving Advice237. Deception248. Debriefing269. principles of Best Practice in Ethics principles27 Independence 27 Competence 27 Facilitation 28 Transparency and accountability role of a Research Ethics Committee constitution of a Research Ethics and development of Research Ethics Committee Ethics review3010. Further Safeguards for working with vulnerable lacking capacity in a dependent or 32unequal Research within the National Health to decide if your Research requires33 NHS remit of NHS for Ethics online application process (IRAS) Independent practitioners3611.

stated in the Code of Ethics and Conduct, ‘…no Code can replace the need for psychologists to use their professional and ethical judgement’ (2009, p.4, h). Fundamentally, ‘thinking is not optional’ (2009, p.5, k). The principles outlined in this Code of Human Research Ethics supplement the general ethics principles in the Society’s ...

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