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About the Tutorial for the TCPS
Introducing the TCPS
Section 1: Ethics Review
Section Overview
Ethics Context
Research Requiring Review
Research Ethics Board
Review Process
Case Studies
Progress Check
Section 2: Free and Informed Consent
Section 3: Privacy and Confidentiality
Section 4: Conflict of Interest
Section 5: Inclusion in Research
Conclusion
Glossary
Acknowledgements
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Tutorial: Ethical Conduct of Research involving Humans: Section 1: Ethics Review

Section Overview

Before continuing, you should:

: : Read the Section Summary
: : Review the Section Objectives

Section Summary

This section discusses when ethics review is required. It describes the Tri-Council Policy Statement: Ethical Conduct for Research Involving Humans (TCPS) standards and procedures for the authority, membership, organization and administration of a Research Ethics Board (REB). It explains the processes used by the REB in project review. Case studies help you apply this information. You can check your progress at the end of the section.

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Section Objectives

By the end of this section, you should be able to:

  • determine when the REB should be consulted
  • describe the role of the REB
  • explain what the REB has authority to do
  • list the minimum REB membership requirements
  • recognize the TCPS standards and procedures for REB administration
  • describe the concept of minimal risk and its relationship to a proportionate approach to ethics assessment
  • indicate when scholarly review of research is required
  • describe the TCPS standards and procedures for on-going review
  • analyze the harms and benefits associated with a research project
  • apply the TCPS ethics review process in the context of a research project.
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