Ethical Aspects of Nursing Flashcards
What are the key principles that were created in the Nuremberg Code?
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
What did the declaration of Helsinki mainly establish?
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
The Tri-Council Policy focuses on three core principles. What are they?
Respect for persons
Respect for concern for welfare
Respect for justice
What constitutes informed consent?
4 things
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
What are the procedures for protecting study participants?
Risk-benefits assessments Free and informed consent Confidentiality and privacy procedures Treatment of vulnerable groups Institutional Review Boards and external review