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| − | |Title= | + | |Title=European Commission Guidance on H2020 Program Ethics Self-assessment |
| − | |Is About=These guidelines were developed by the European | + | |Is About=These guidelines were developed by the European Commission and provide guidance on how to get a proposal ready for ethics approval. When following the recommendations in the document, the research proposal will be in line with international, European Union and national laws. The guidelines pay particular attention to the following research topics. |
| − | # Human embryos & foetuses | + | #Human embryos & foetuses |
| − | # Human beings | + | #Human beings |
| − | # Human cells or tissues | + | #Human cells or tissues |
| − | # Personal data | + | #Personal data |
| − | # Animals | + | #Animals |
| − | # Non-EU countries | + | #Non-EU countries |
| − | # Environment, health & safety | + | #Environment, health & safety |
| − | # Dual use | + | #Dual use |
| − | # Exclusive focus on civil applications | + | #Exclusive focus on civil applications |
| − | # Potential misuse of research results | + | #Potential misuse of research results |
| − | # Other ethics issues | + | #Other ethics issues |
|Important Because=Time invested in ethical self-assessment will improve the quality and rigour of the research methods and ensure the research proposal adhears to ethical standards. | |Important Because=Time invested in ethical self-assessment will improve the quality and rigour of the research methods and ensure the research proposal adhears to ethical standards. | ||
|Important For=Researchers | |Important For=Researchers | ||
Latest revision as of 13:02, 20 October 2020
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European Commission Guidance on H2020 Program Ethics Self-assessment
What is this about?
These guidelines were developed by the European Commission and provide guidance on how to get a proposal ready for ethics approval. When following the recommendations in the document, the research proposal will be in line with international, European Union and national laws. The guidelines pay particular attention to the following research topics.
- Human embryos & foetuses
- Human beings
- Human cells or tissues
- Personal data
- Animals
- Non-EU countries
- Environment, health & safety
- Dual use
- Exclusive focus on civil applications
- Potential misuse of research results
- Other ethics issues
Why is this important?
Time invested in ethical self-assessment will improve the quality and rigour of the research methods and ensure the research proposal adhears to ethical standards.
