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T O P I C : E T H I C S I N D ATA C O L L E C T I O N

NAME: Elito Baptista Massimo

LECTURER :Raisi Dominic

N o v e m b e r, 2 0 1 6
 Introduction

Definition of ethics;

Why is important ethics in data collection;

Ethical principles in data collection;

Conclusion;

References.
 Definition of ethics

According to dictionary online According to David,B (2010)

Ethics is rules of Ethics is an area of study

behavior based on ideas that deals with ideas

about what is morally about what is right and
good and bad. wrong behavior.
 Why is important ethics in data collection?

To conserve the participants' rights in the researches;

Without ethics in research would not exist on the one that

is right and wrong this is all actions are acceptable;

Is necessary to know in science what can and can not do.

 Codes of Ethics

Are documents defining and describing standard and best

practices of the particle person, religion, group and

professions

Professions with ethical codes

Doctors;

Engineers.
Researchers: Intergrity, Competence, Responsibility and Honesty.
Participants:Privacy, Confidentiality,Justice.
Researchers and Participants: Non-maleficence and Beneficence.
 Ethical principles in data collection

Non-maleficence-In practice it means that research participants must not be

subjected to any unnecessary risks of harm Minimizing Harm

Beneficence-is to generate new knowledge that will produce benefits for

participants, for other individuals or for society, or for the advancement of

knowledge.

Confidentiality- must be protected. We must not identify people who

participate in the study.

 Cont.

Privacy is the freedom an individual has to determine the time, extent, and

general circumstances under which private information will be shared with

from others.

Respect for People's Rights and Dignity-is rights of individuals to privacy,

confidentiality, and self-determination.

Informed Consent: Be honest and fair with your subjects. Tell them

everything they want to know about your

 Conclusion

When are do research is necessary to know the principles of

research;

Each method has principles of research to respect;

Participant and researcher must have beneficence.

 REFERENCES

Beauchamp T. L. & Childres, J. F Principles of Biomedical ethics, 5th ed,

Oxford University Press, Oxford, 2001.

Canterbury Christ Church University 2008, Code of Conduct: Practice for

Research Involving Human Participants, CCCU

David,B (2010) What is Ethics in Research & Why is it Important?

http://www.niehs.nih.gov/research/resources/bioethics/whatis/