Ethics in Mental Health Research explores how ethical issues arise in mental health research and offers guidance to researchers who seek to comply with regulations while conducting research that is both ethical and scientifically credible. Case studies used throughout illustrate a variety of ethical issues and effective problem-solving strategies.
Ethics in Mental Health Research explores how ethical issues arise in mental health research and offers guidance to researchers who seek to comply with regulations while conducting research that is both ethical and scientifically credible. Case studies used throughout illustrate a variety of ethical issues and effective problem-solving strategies.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
James DuBois is the Hubert Mäder Endowed Chair and Department Chair in Health Care Ethics at Saint Louis University. He has served on several National Institute of Health scientific review groups, a National Institute of Drug Abuse data safety monitoring board, an Institute of Medicine committee on organ donation, and local institutional review boards (IRBs). His work has received significant financial support from the National Institutes of Health and the US Office of Research Integrity.
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* Introduction: Why Focus on Mental Health Research? * 1: Ethics and Regulatory Compliance: Competing or Complementary Approaches? * 2: An Ethical Framework for Research * 3: Solving Ethical Problems: Analyzing Ethics Cases and Justifying Decisions Case Study: Willowbrook Revisited * 4: Informed Consent Case Study: Withholding information on study purpose * 5: Decision-Making Capacity and the Involvement of Surrogates Case Study: Questionable capacity Case Study: Waiving parental permission * 6: Thinking about Harms and Benefits Case Study: A study of suicidality with at-risk teens * 7: Justice in Recruitment and Research Case Study: Reimbursing participants for their time in a psychotherapy trial Case Study: Biological studies of aggressive behavior in preteens * 8: Research Questions and Study Design Case Study: The ethics of placebo controls * 9: Protecting Privacy and Confidentiality Case Study: Confidentiality and mandatory reporting * 10: Identifying and Managing Conflicts of Interest Case Study: Multiple illustrative vignettes
* Introduction: Why Focus on Mental Health Research? * 1: Ethics and Regulatory Compliance: Competing or Complementary Approaches? * 2: An Ethical Framework for Research * 3: Solving Ethical Problems: Analyzing Ethics Cases and Justifying Decisions Case Study: Willowbrook Revisited * 4: Informed Consent Case Study: Withholding information on study purpose * 5: Decision-Making Capacity and the Involvement of Surrogates Case Study: Questionable capacity Case Study: Waiving parental permission * 6: Thinking about Harms and Benefits Case Study: A study of suicidality with at-risk teens * 7: Justice in Recruitment and Research Case Study: Reimbursing participants for their time in a psychotherapy trial Case Study: Biological studies of aggressive behavior in preteens * 8: Research Questions and Study Design Case Study: The ethics of placebo controls * 9: Protecting Privacy and Confidentiality Case Study: Confidentiality and mandatory reporting * 10: Identifying and Managing Conflicts of Interest Case Study: Multiple illustrative vignettes
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