Data Privacy and Research Ethics Flashcards
Ones definitiin of ethical mag be
differeng for others
name age
Personal data
right to privacy
Data protection
IData privacy act of 2012
Ra 10173
protects person
Privacy
protects data
Confidentiality
3 types of anonymization
Randomization
Generalization
Pseudonymzation
removing the link between data and person
Randomization
generalizing attributes
Generalization
hybrid technique which entails replacing name
Pseudonymzation
retention period
deletion and archiving of data
1906
FDA was created
1932
Tuskegee study begins
1939-1945
Nazi experiment
1947
Nuremberd Code
Consent of subjects
Nuremberg code
1962
Thalidomide tragedy
1964
Helshki Declaration (animal testing)
1979
Belmont report
right or wrong
Ethics
not absolute
Ethics
balance between principles and practice
Res Ethics
recognize situation
Ethical awareness
Right thing to do
Ethical Judgment
embracing ethical principles
Behavior
abelmont report
statement of basic ethical principles and guidelines that should assist in resolving the ethical problems that surround the conduct of research with human subjects.
right to solve determination, right to full disclosure
Respect for human dignity
maximizing benefits, right to be protected right to be away from harm
Beneficence
balance harm and benefits. sight to fair treatment, informed consent form
Justice
types of possible harm
Physical, Psychological, Social, Economic, legal
vulnerable pop
minors, minority groups, mentally, emotionally and physicallg challenged, Institutionalized people, terminally ill
Areas of acad misconduct
Plagiarism, Fabrication/Falsification, Non publication of data, Faulty data gathering, Poor data dtorage and retention, Misleading autorship, sneaky punlication process
Ethics in animal studies
preliminaries, in vitro
3rs
Reduce, refine, replace
Animal welfare act of 1998
RA 8485
shall be a nlawful for ang person to torture any animal
RA8485
plagiarius
latin of kidnap