THE ASSIGNMENT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING 3 SECTIONS AND IS TO BE SEPARATED IN TH

THE ASSIGNMENT CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING 3 SECTIONS AND IS TO BE SEPARATED IN THE FOLLOWING SECTIONS. DO NOT REFERENCE ONE SECTION TO ANOTHER SECTION IN THE ASSIGNMENT. SECTIONS TWO AND THREE ARE TO BE WRITTEN AS A RESPONSE.
GUIDELINE
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*SECTION ONE: (200+words) (3+ references)
Ethics
Discussion Forum, you will reflect on the reading and your CITI Training experience as it relates to “Ethics in Research;” and please share your perspective on important principles of ethics. Describe how it should be incorporated into practice to ensure its approach provides good outcomes for participants.
Book used for course:
Gray, J.; Grove, S., Sutherland, s. ((2018) (7th ed.). Burns and Grove’s The Practice of Nursing Research; Elsevier Saunders; St. Louis, MO.
Website:
www.citiprogram.org
*SECTION TWO(Respond to this post): (150+words) (1+ references)
Reflecting on my reading and CITI Training experience, I have learned that research ethics requires researchers to adhere to key principles such as informed consent, confidentiality, and minimizing harm to participants. Informed consent involves obtaining participants’ voluntary and informed agreement before they can participate in a study. At the same time, confidentiality requires researchers to protect participants’ privacy and personal information. Finally, minimizing participant harm requires researchers to prioritize participant safety and minimize any potential risks or harms associated with the study (Armond et al., 2021). These principles ensure that research is conducted ethically and responsibly, protecting participants’ rights and well-being.
In my perspective, informed consent, confidentiality, and minimizing harm to participants are the most important principles of ethics in research. Informed consent ensures participants are fully informed and have the right to withdraw at any time, while confidentiality protects their personal information. Minimizing harm prioritizes participant safety and well-being, upholding respect for persons, beneficence, and justice. These principles are crucial for ethical research practices, which uphold participants’ rights, promote scientific integrity, and contribute to public welfare (Armond et al., 2021). They can be applied in practice through adherence to research regulations, ethical guidelines, and IRB guidance.
Ethical principles should be incorporated into research practice to ensure good outcomes for participants. Researchers should take specific steps such as obtaining informed consent, protecting participant confidentiality and minimizing harm (Armond et al., 2021). They should prioritize ethical principles in all stages of research by adhering to guidelines, seeking IRB approval, and engaging participants in decision-making. Considering the cultural and social context of the study population is important to ensure that their perspectives and needs are addressed. Upholding ethical principles is critical to respecting participants’ rights and well-being, promoting scientific integrity, and contributing to public welfare.
Reference
Armond, A. C. V., Gordijn, B., Lewis, J., Hosseini, M., Bodnár, J. K., Holm, S., & Kakuk, P. (2021). A scoping review of the literature featuring research ethics and research integrity cases. BMC Medical Ethics, 22(1), 1-14. https://doi.org/10.1186/s12910-021-00620-8Links to an external site.
*SECTION THREE(respond to this post): (150+words pages) (2+ references)
Ethics should be at the forefront of all research and practice. Persons should have the right to self-determination and be treated fairly. The researcher should always do good and cause no harm. Their privacy and confidentiality should be protected. “The right to fair treatment is based on the ethical principle of justice. This principle holds that everyone should be treated fairly and receive what they owe. Selection of subjects be made impartially, and treatment during the course be fair” ( Gray et al., 2017). Informed consent from human participants is essential for ethical research. Subjects may withdraw their participation at any time. Institutional review boards review research to ensure that all investigators conduct research ethically. Research ethics are moral principles that guide researchers to conduct and report research without deception or intention to harm the study participants or members of society, knowingly or not.
References
Gray, J. Grove, S., Sutherland, S. (2017). The Practice of Nursing Research: Appraisal, Synthesis, and Generation of Evidence. Elsevier