What do HREC members think and do when deciding about children’s participation in social research? Results from the MESSI survey
Dr Gary Allen November 30, 2021 No Comments
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BIOGRAPHY Mandy Downing is a Yindjibarndi woman who descends from the Lockyer family of the Pilbara region. Mandy is a
SUSANNA GORMAN
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BIOGRAPHY Susanna Gorman has a wealth of experience in the area of research ethics, integrity and governance, having worked across
IAN PIEPER
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ETHICS CONSULTANT Ian has organised a combined HREC seminar for the human research ethics committees (HRECs) based in South East
LINDSEY TE ATA…
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BIOGRAPHY Lindsey is a lecturer in political philosophy at the University of Canterbury. His research looks at how to increase
Erich von Dietze
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Erich von Dietze Having significant experience working with people from different cultural and religious perspectives, and with a Phd in
Gordon McGurk
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Gordon McGurk Gordon is the chairperson of the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC), a chair
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Working flexibly through the Coronavirus: Continuing professional development in research integrity or human research ethics?
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Research ethics and research integrity professional development works best as a long-term commitment to
Why university research ethics committees are vital
March 13, 2021 No Comments
In this post Daniel Sokol writes about a troubling research integrity/human research ethics case that relates to Poland, the UK and Australia.
Daniel Sokol
When I sat on the Ministry of Defence’s Research Ethics Committee, some research projects were potentially dangerous. The risks of testing a new piece of military diving equipment, for example, are obvious. If it malfunctions, the volunteer could drown or suffer brain damage. The risks of historical research can be more subtle but they are nonetheless real, as shown by a recent case involving the University of Warwick.
Dr Anna Hájková, an associate professor of modern continental European history, researches the queer history of the Holocaust. She claimed that a Jewish prisoner may have engaged in a lesbian sexual relationship with a Nazi guard in Hamburg in 1944.
After the war, the prisoner worked as an actress and emigrated from…
Ethics and the Participation of Indigenous Children and Young People in Research
September 21, 2017 No Comments
Indigenous children and young people’s participation in social research raises a range of ethical
