ethics
Applying Ethical Principles Within Implementation Research
Authorship: The following blog was written by Shannon King, a MSPH candidate at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, who has been volunteering with SISN. The information reflects the ethics in implementation put forward in the peer-reviewed literature. Research ethics for intervention studies in clinical settings are well established. However, research ethics for implementation […]
- SISN
- 11th May 2018
When does implementation research require ethics approval?
Authorship: The following blog was written by Shannon King, a MSPH candidate at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health who has been volunteering with SISN. The information reflects the current views of ethics in implementation put forward in the peer-reviewed literature. Ensuring ethical standards are upheld is a core component of research within the […]
- SISN
- 30th March 2018
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