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Persona y Bioética

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Abstract

SUAREZ OBANDO, Fernando. A COMPREHENSIVE ETHICAL FRAMEWORK FOR SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH ON HUMAN BEINGS: BEYOND CODES AND STATEMENTS.: EZEKIEL J. EMANUEL'S PROPOSAL. pers.bioét. [online]. 2015, vol.19, n.2, pp.182-197. ISSN 2027-5382.  https://doi.org/10.5294/PEBI.2015.19.2.2.

Ethics in research are norms for conduct based on local regulations and universal recommendations such as the Nuremberg Code or the Declaration of Helsinki. However, these documents have a number of shortcomings that thwart the construction of a comprehensive ethical framework to guide research on humans in an effort to make better use of research results and to provide for ethical construction of knowledge. A broader ethical framework is suggested in this article, consistent with Ezekiel J. Emanuel's proposal, specifically one that allows for evaluation, reflection and debate about scientific research on humans, based on eight fundamental principles.

Keywords : Ethics; ethical review committee; vulnerable populations; community development; research; research subjects; research on humans.

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