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This tool was developed by participants in the Family Engagement in Research (FER) course in 2024 by Monique Seymour, Melo Kalemkeridis, Simone Martin, Dalal Dawood Baumgartner, and Alana Anne Jovanovski.
Simplifying research ethics is a short video designed to help demystify the ethics statement of NHMRC to as broad an audience as possible. It covers basic information about ethics approval and ethical principles, including:
– doing no harm (Non-maleficence)
– justice – fairness, equity, access (visual, culturally, linguistically, audio)
– beneficence (do good, promote wellbeing, benefit population/society/individuals)
– autonomy – consent, right to make own decisions
– integrety (transparency, honesty)
The video is available to watch through the button link below.
The team has also made a transcript available as a word doc.
A pdf version of this transcript is also available.
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