2005
DOI: 10.1590/s0037-86822005000400013
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Ética e pesquisa médica: princípios, diretrizes e regulamentações

Abstract: RESUMOOs clássicos da Ética, Beauchamp e Childress 1 , base dos primeiros parágrafos deste artigo, afirmam que ética é um termo genérico para várias formas de se entender e analisar a vida moral. Algumas abordagens da ética são normativas (isto é, apresentam padrões de ações boas ou más), outras são descritivas (relatando aquilo em que as pessoas acreditam e como elas agem) e outras, ainda, analisam os conceitos e os métodos da ética 1 .Ao tratar da questão o quê é moralidade?, pode-se ter a tentação de respon… Show more

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“…That includes guarantees of equal rights, equity in the distribution of assets, risks and benefits, respect for individual differences and the search for alternatives to meet them, freedom of expression and fair consideration of the interests involved 13,18 . According to this principle, a study must have social relevance, with significant advantages for participants and minimized burden on the most vulnerable, ensuring equitable consideration of the interests involved and their socio-humanitarian purpose 31 . Thus, for the intrinsic vulnerability to the disease as well as the understanding ability of the adolescent not become obstacles to the research, the ethical aspects must be respected 7 .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…That includes guarantees of equal rights, equity in the distribution of assets, risks and benefits, respect for individual differences and the search for alternatives to meet them, freedom of expression and fair consideration of the interests involved 13,18 . According to this principle, a study must have social relevance, with significant advantages for participants and minimized burden on the most vulnerable, ensuring equitable consideration of the interests involved and their socio-humanitarian purpose 31 . Thus, for the intrinsic vulnerability to the disease as well as the understanding ability of the adolescent not become obstacles to the research, the ethical aspects must be respected 7 .…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Three were principle investigators from the study centers, two were clinical study center coordinators, one was a representative of the Brazilian Society of Clinical Study Professionals (Sociedade Brasileira de Profissionais de Pesquisa Clinica-SBPPC), one was a representative of the Brazilian Association of Clinical Study Representative Organizations (Associação Brasileira de Organizações Representativas de Pesquisa Clínica-CRO), one was a regional director of clinical operations of the pharmaceutical industry and two were doctors responsible for conducting the studies in public and private reference hospitals. The interviews with the KIs were unstructured, conversational interviews [20,21]. They were recorded, transcribed, analyzed and provided information that could be used to develop interview questions for the clinical study subjects and to aid in understanding the discussions of the interviewed individuals [19].…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, it has undoubtedly become part of the new policies and financing procedures and in the approval of research projects, particularly those involving risk to human research subjects, in the majority of countries. 10,15,50 …”
Section: Basic and Applied Research Development And Innovation In Hementioning
confidence: 99%