eithics

Question 1

What are milgrims experiment and its showings

Answer 1

Shock experiment ->
Showed that people are more willing to do things they dont want to when pressured to by an authority figure out of respect.
- shows concent is not always enough given context

Question 2

What are the 5 core ethics considerations for an epidemiolgical study

Answer 2

• Balance the benifits and the harm
• Awareness of the vunrability of the participants
• Avoid conflicts of interest
• Gain informed concent
• How to share benifits and burden across society

Question 3

What is benificence and non-maleficence

Answer 3

Benificence = our obligation to help others
non-maleficence = our obligation to casue no hard

Must balance benificence and non-maleficence

Question 4

What is clinical equipose in terms of ethics

Answer 4

Prevents the participant from being hindered better treatment by partaking in the study

Question 5

Who is considered a vuneralble individal

Answer 5

Low finantial situation or education, cogantive impairment, sickness, discrimination
- protection must be considered

Question 6

What is a conflict of interest and how is this managed

Answer 6

Multiple incompatiable reason why you want a study to succeed
Managed via - peer reveiw, blinding and open data acess

Question 7

What is informed concent

Answer 7

The right to all information to a participant
must disclose risk, give reasonable description
They must be absent of concern and COMPITENT

Question 8

what does the focus of justice refer to

Answer 8

focus on Justice -
All people are equal, social equity, transparancy