Abstract:This work presents historical facts that resulted in the first health research normalization in Brazil and seeks to highlight the importance of social participation in its control. Going through the Regulatory marks of the countries, the social movements were evidently responsible for changes in the system formed by the research ethics committees and by the National Committee of Research Ethics. However, there are hindrances regarding the standards of analysis in the diverse committees, the difficulties of fol… Show more
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