Systems for Ethical Review (2018)
Presenter
Dr Andrew Rawnsley
Head of Research Governance in Research & Postgraduate Research, Teesside University
David Carpenter
Independent trainer and consultant in research ethics
Registration
9 May, 2018
End
9 May, 2018
Time
10:30 am - 4:30 pm
Address
Park Plaza County Hall, 1 Addington St, London SE1 7RY, United Kingdom
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Phone
44 (0)844 415 6760
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£420.00 inc. VAT
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Draft Agenda
10.30 Registration
11.00 Welcome and Introductions
11.15 Session 1: Definitions and criteria for ethical review
12.05 Refreshment break
12.20 Group Activity 1: Mapping institutional systems against the AfRE Framework of Principles for URECs
13.10 Lunch
14.10 Session 2: The case of social care ethical review. Data from HEIs, what does it say about ‘systems’?
15.00 Refreshment break
15.15 Group Activity 2: Imagining better systems of review
16.15 Closing remarks
16.30 Finish
Systems for Ethical Review (2018)
Event Details
This training day should be of interest to people involved in establishing and maintaining systems for ethical review of research within organisations – most notably HEIs. The relative merits of different structures will be considered – ranging from a single ethics committee to more complex arrangements of university, faculty and departmental committees. It is recognised that ethical review should be proportionate and the day will include discussion of ‘fast-track’ (often online) compared with a full review by full, quorate committee. The typical front-loaded, linear approach to review will be challenged – the popular idea of ‘ethics’ being the final, single, hurdle to be surmounted before research begins will be critically evaluated.
Participants will gain:
- explore a range of systems for ethics review of research
- differentiate research proposals in terms of level of ethics review
- consider relationships between research ethics and research governance
- critically examine institutional frameworks for research ethics and governance
Technical Knowledge Workshop
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