Interpreting Federal Regulations on Human Participants Research: A Discussion with Students on Unresolved Ethical Issues

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Created by Bernard Lo on September 1, 2010 - 11:54am.
Last revised by CTSI Communications on August 19, 2011 - 3:03am.
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I posted a series of cases that highlight challenges scientists face when conducting research with human participants.

To receive credit for the final project in the Responsible Conduct of Research course I invite students to comment on those or other cases on this blog.  Add your comments under the case they pertain to.  A thoughtful paragraph will suffice. 

The three most recent cases focus on:

If you join the dicsussion, please also send an e-mail to responsible.research.ucsf@gmail.com saying that you have commented, so that you will receive credit for the course. 

Also, let me know how you like the approach of commenting on a blog as an option for completing the course.

I look forward to your comments!

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