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Human Subjects Research: History and Philosophical Foundations
By the end of the courses in this guide, you should be able to:
- Discern the morally salient dimensions of a research project, and come to a well-considered judgment about the acceptability of such a project
- Reflect on moral dilemmas for researchers and Research Ethics Committees, and be able to systematically analyze such dilemmas
- Weigh the various arguments involved, and work towards a well-reasoned position or decision
Want to take part in this training as a trainee? Find out how to sign up for this training.
Instructions for:TraineeTrainer
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Instruction
The objectives of the first section of this guide are:
- Knowing which principles are essential to ethically evaluate human subjects research
- Knowing the principles mentioned in the Declaration of Helsinki
- Being able to discern differences between the formulations of principles in international ethical guidance documents
- Being able to weigh and balance ethical principles in a concrete situation
Instruction
The objectives of this section are:
- Knowing main theories on philosophical justification of human subjects research
- Being able to argue whether and under what conditions the well-being of research participants must always take precedence over scientific interests
- Knowing how to evaluate Tuskegee from an historical perspective
- Knowing some historical scandals and cases which have led to the practice of ethically reflecting on human subjects research
- Evaluating the moral aspects of Tuskegee
