What the ANPRM missed: additional needs for IRB reform.
What the ANPRM missed: additional needs for IRB reform.
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ANPRM 错过了什么:IRB 改革的额外需求。
DOI:
10.1111/jlme.12050
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发表时间:
2013
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通讯作者:
Garverich,Suzanne
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作者:
Lidz,CharlesW;Garverich,Suzanne
The federal Common Rule, which governs the conduct of research with human subjects, specifies the criteria and procedures by which Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) should review such research. Although there is wide agreement that IRBs, or Research Ethics Committees as they are called in most of the world, are essential to assuring that human subjects research meets common standards of ethics, IRBs have always come under considerable criticism. Some have critiqued IRBs for using important resources inefficiently, including the large amount of time researchers put into submitting applications, modifications, and reports and delaying the start of data collection within the limited time that grants and contracts provide. Others have critiqued the inconsistency of review of multi-site projects.