Clinical Research Ethics: Protecting Patient Rights and Privacy
Abstract
Ethical considerations are paramount to ensure the protection of patient rights and privacy throughout the research process. This abstract provides a concise overview of the key principles and practices in clinical research ethics aimed at preserving the well-being of research participants. IRB plays a pivotal role in overseeing the ethical conduct of clinical research. These independent bodies evaluate research proposals, scrutinizing them for adherence to ethical standards and the protection of participant rights. This highlights the interplay of principles, guidelines, and ethical consedirations in clinical research ethics.
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