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ETHICS IN RESEARCH
Oxford University
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Ethics in research define what is considered right and wrong, guiding researchers in their conduct. The chapter discusses the balance between advancing healthcare research and protecting the rights of vulnerable populations. It also explores historical injustices in research, emphasizing the need for ethical governance in studies involving human subjects. The learning outcomes include understanding the relevance of ethics, identifying ethical principles, and recognizing strategies to protect research participants.
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