Two Researchers on Ethics: Video & Podcast
The focus for March 2021 was on Designing an Ethical Study. In this post, Drs. Helen Kara and Suzanne Albary share their thinking and questions about research ethics in a video and a podcast, respectively. Dr. Kara introduces some core principles, and Dr. Albary talks about how research ethics is practiced.
Dr. Helen Kara
In this short video Dr. Kara presents simple, clear ways to think about ethics at all stages of the study. MethodSpace readers will recognize Helen from Methodspace posts and from her contributions to a webinar about Creative Methods.
Dr. Suzanne Albary
In this podcast episode, Suzanne Albary will be talking about research ethics. She’ll be speaking Fiona Ellis, co-founder of the Survivors in Transition, a Suffolk-based charity who support men and women who have experienced sexual abuse in childhood. Fiona has researcj ethics experience, not only from her role within SITS, but also as a member of the University of Suffolk institutional ethics committee. Suzanne also speaks to Dr. Will Thomas, associate professor of the Suffolk Business School, about his research and the importance he places on an embedded approach to ethics.
More Methodspace posts about research ethics
Informed consent is the term given to the agreement between researcher and participant. In this post Janet Salmons offers suggestions about the intersections of the Internet communications, ethics and participants.