Research Involving Human Subjects and the Role of Institutional Review Boards in Brazil

Ventura, Carla A. Arena; Mendes, Isabel Amélia Costa; Trevizan, María Auxiliadora; Marchi-Alves, Leila Maria

doi:10.11114/ijsss.v3i3.717

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“…Likewise, there is a generalisation of regulations in higher education and research institutions that imply prior assessment of any research project presented either by teachers or researchers, or even by students in training. This assessment implies the participation of human beings (but not only), who are part of an ethics committee that is internal to the organisation itself, which will address this ethical dimension (Lima, 2006;Yin, 2009;Ybarra, Kupczynski, Mundy, & Oller, 2016;Ventura, Mendes, Trevizan, & Marchi-Alves, 2015;Hardy, 2016), as well as general national laws (Lima, 2006;Farinde, 2014;Ybarra et al, 2016).…”

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Informed Consent in Social Sciences Research: Ethical Challenges

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Serpa²

2018

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Informed consent is a critical procedure for the fulfilment of the ethical dimension in scientific research in social sciences. On the basis of a stance centred in Sociology research practices developed by the authors, this paper reflects on informed consent, its relevance in research, and procedures involved in its production and its concomitant implications. The reflection on the research process is stressed, emphasising the need to not consider the informed consent procedure as something that is fulfilled only once, but rather as something that integrates both the research process and its product and that, therefore, should be continuously considered and assessed throughout research.

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Section: The Importance Of Ethics In Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%