Scientific methodology - Ethical guidelines and considerations Flashcards
What are the 5 principles of ethics?
- Integrity
- Justice
- Beneficence
- Non-maleficence
- Respect
What is integrity?
Honestly reporting all findings
What is justice?
Equal access to benefits for all groups, and no burden on particular groups
What is beneficence?
Investigation needs to minimise risk and maximise benefit
What is non-maleficence?
Involves researchers or investigators avoiding any sources of harm to the best of their knowledge
What is respect?
Valuing living things, human and non-human, including customs, decision making and autonomy.
What are the 3 approaches of bioethics?
- Consequence based
- Duty/rule based
- Virtues based
What is a consequence based approach in bioethics?
Focuses on maximising positive outcomes and minimising negative effects
What is a virtues based approach in bioethics?
Considers individual morals and values
What is a duty/rule-based approach in bioethics?
Emphases adherence to ethical rules and societal norms