In “Strangers at the Benchside: Research Ethics Consultation”, Cho and colleagues (2008)
present Stanford's “hybrid” approach to research ethics consultation. This consultation …

they would be willing for study personnel (unrelated to the registry) to solicit their
participation in the study. The researchers and the IRB showed respect for and provided …

Developing and implementing human subject protections should be based on data when
possible. This is the rationale for the imperative to conduct empirical research in bioethics. 1 …

Strangers at the Benchside have: a reasonable amount of substantive knowledge in the field
in which investigators seeking consults are working; practical experience in applying moral …

BACKGROUND The RECS at JHSPH started in March 2005. As background, The Johns
Hopkins University received funds as part of an Office for Human Research …

Ana Smith Iltis and thus they reflect much of what are widely accepted as necessary
conditions for the ethical use of humans in biomedical research. Regulations often do not …

While the Stanford model of research ethics consultation has many strengths, we believe it
lacks an essential component: the inclusion of research participant and family perspectives …

In response to recurrent reports of human rights abuses in the name of medical research, the
United States has created a system of local oversight of research to ensure compliance with …

For decades, ethical codes, guidelines and regulations for research involving humans have
held that research must have social value in order to be ethical. The idea was present in the …

Like many trained in philosophy, we greatly value the work of those scholars with the
courage to espouse contrarian views, particularly when the ideas in dispute lie at the very …