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1
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Why do studies need an ethical framework?

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If unregulated people are put at risk / die or data can be manipulated for $$$

see thalidomide and birth defects

2
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What is the Declaration of Helsinki?

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It is the duty of physicians who are involved in medical research to protect the life, health, dignity, integrity, right to self-determination, privacy, and confidentiality of personal information of research subjects.”

tl;dr look after the people in your studies

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The Declaration of Helsinki states that groups which are underrepresented in medical research must be provided with access to studies.

Which group is a good example of this?

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Elderly

because population is aging and data is very useful, but elderly recruitment is low

4
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What is publication bias?

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Studies which non-significant results aren’t published as much as those with significant results

bad science ben goldacre

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Which act describes the rules researches have to follow when they have people’s personal info?

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Data Protection Act

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What is a Caldicott Guardian?

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Person employed by the NHS who is responsible for enforcing data protection rules

7
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consent is important in research

does this surprise you

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