Sentences with phrase «involves ethical guidelines»

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To be successful, you must adapt to these changes, a process which may involve revisiting your ethical guidelines from time to time.

Working with vulnerable populations in our world today involves special consideration of ethical guidelines and the ability to make ethical decisions often under the pressures of time and competing ethical demands.

Some DNA program efforts can raise complex legal and ethical questions, however, and Jennifer Wagner, a 2014 - 2015 AAAS Congressional Fellow and former research associate at the University of Pennsylvania's Center for the Integration of Genetic Healthcare Technologies, and Sara Katsanis, an Instructor of Science & Society at Duke University, are conducting interviews, surveys, and focus groups around two such programs to learn more about the perspectives of the people involved and to develop «best practices» guidelines.

All experiments involving mice were judged and approved by the national committee for genetic identification of organisms and the animal ethical committee, and were conducted according to national and international guidelines.

Students as Researchers is a project in which student teams (elementary or secondary) are trained to conduct collaborative inquiry research following the Tri-Council Policy Guidelines for Ethical Research Involving Humans.

Respectful and ethical human who believes that implementing firm, clear guidelines and adopting an attitude of understanding generates a more peaceful environment for all involved.

Working with vulnerable populations in our world today involves special consideration of ethical guidelines and the ability to make ethical decisions often under the pressures of time and competing ethical demands.

Aboriginal peoples have long argued that research conducted in their communities does not benefit them or lead to improvements in health.2 The NSW Aboriginal health information guidelines encourage research questions that involve collection of health - related information that is «ethical, meaningful and useful to Aboriginal peoples, based on an agreed view negotiated between the relevant parties to the Partnership» (Box 1).3 The information gathered must also be used to facilitate improved health and to better plan and deliver health services.

That would involve taking on two roles and is forbidden by professional guidelines and ethical standards.

These are hallmarks of PR, and there are now World Health Organization guiding principles specific to indigenous peoples, 7 along with guidelines, 11,12 joint statements,13 - 15 and a systematic review, 1 to influence PR design and complement guidelines for ethical research involving Indigenous Australians.16 The WHO principles for PR reflect experience in various countries and provide guidance on the joint management of research by research institutions and indigenous peoples.