The ethical concept of doing no harm is associated with which principle of the Belmont Report? Group of answer choices Beneficence Justice Respect for Persons
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The principle of beneficence outlines these two specific rules in The Belmont Report: a) Treat individuals as autonomous agents and protect those who are diminished. b) Act in fairness and provide what is deserved. c) Do no harm and maximize the benefits/minimize the risk of research. d) Provide informed consent and debrief the study after it concludes.
Shaiju T.
The following ethical principles were identified to ensure that potential risks of harm are minimized for research participants: Beneficence. In the context of research this element is promoting well being. It refers to researcher's responsibility to maximize the potential benefits of the study for the participants. Non-maleficence. This ethical principle in research refers to the requirement to do no harm. Respect for persons. This element is reflecting that every person has the right for dignity and need to be respected. Justice. This ethical principle is reflecting fairness. Identify what actions can be taken by researchers (i.e. maintain confidentiality, integrity etc), in order to ensure the ethical approach to research participants as well meet the above ethical principles.
Akash M.
The Belmont principle of beneficence requires that: Risks are managed so that they are no more than minimal. Risks to subjects are reasonable in relation to anticipated benefits. Subjects derive individual benefit from study participation. The study makes a significant contribution to generalizable knowledge.
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