Global Ethics
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Despite our name and our strong connections to Australia and New Zealand, for several years we have been engaging with institutions in Asia and Europe.
We have learned much from working with these organisations; we would be very happy to hear from other institutions who seek our support in their work on research ethics and research integrity.
We are keen to help organisations interested in research ethics and integrity in the Global South develop policies, procedures, practices and resources that respect local contexts. Our fees reflect the different income levels in the Global South.
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Samaritans UK: Developing ‘fit for purpose’ research ethics processes within a large third sector organisation
In this post, Simon Anderson (AHRECS Associate) and Liz Scowcroft (Head of Research & Evaluation, Samaritans UK) discuss the history of research ethics policy and research ethics review at Samaritans (UK).
Part of this discussion reflected on moving beyond arrangements that are very similar to those used by higher education institutions toward something better suited to the needs of the 3rd Sector.
This requires a clear understanding that the designs, outputs, objectives and needs of a significant portion of research that is conducted internally to the 3rd sector is different and needs different Solutions.
A proportional approach to research ethics review and related processes have been adopted by Samaritans, as well as widening of the definition of research and a whole of institution commitment to research ethics.
Simon and AHRECS were delighted to work with Samaritans to produce a blueprint for constructive change.
Send an email to enquiry@ahrecs.com if you would like to discuss how we could assist your institution.
