Ethical Aspects of Nursing Flashcards

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What are the key principles that were created in the Nuremberg Code?

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Voluntary consent
Results for greater good of society, benefits exceed risks
Avoid physical/mental suffering
Subjects able to end participation at any time
Scientists end experiments when injury, disability or death likely

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What did the declaration of Helsinki mainly establish?

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Focus more on the individuals and no longer “for the greater good”
Adherences to scientific standards, Research Ethics Board oversight and approval
Guidance on informed consent and vulnerable groups

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The Tri-Council Policy focuses on three core principles. What are they?

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Respect for persons
Respect for concern for welfare
Respect for justice

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What constitutes informed consent?

4 things

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Consent shall be given voluntarily
Consent shall be informed
Consent shall be an ongoing process
Incidental findings must be disclosed
Consent shall precede collection of or access to research data
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What are the procedures for protecting study participants?

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Risk-benefits assessments
Free and informed consent
Confidentiality and privacy procedures
Treatment of vulnerable groups
Institutional Review Boards and external review
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