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020			_a9781860163111
035			_a(Sirsi) i9781860160424
060			_aW 50.
110			_aRCP
245			_aGuidelines on the practice of ethics committees in medical research with human participants.
250			_a4th ed.
260			_aLondon : _bRCP, _c2007
300			_a121p.
340			_aWebsite
500			_aThe aim of these guidelines is to offer a concise summary of the ethics of biomedical research involving human participants. In making that summary,we have drawn upon the work of many others, including guidance from other professional bodies and guidance from the Department of Health and Central Office for Research Ethics Committees, now reconstituted as the National Research Ethics Service (COREC/NRES). This is acknowledged in the text.We hope it will be of value not only to members of research ethics committees (RECs), but also to the research community and all those involved in research governance. To facilitate use in committees, all paragraphs are numbered and a comprehensive index has been provided. Above all we hope that the guidelines will be useful ? a guide that REC members will find immediately accessible, especially those without the time or resources to consult other detailed references such as the admirable but bulky King?s College London Manual for research ethics committees.
650			_aEthics, medical
650			_aResearch
650			_aMedicine
710			_aRoyal College Physicians London
856			_uhttp://www.rcplondon.ac.uk/sites/default/files/documents/guidelines-practice-ethics-committees-medical-research.pdf _zClick here for electronic access
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