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Ethics Review Checklist - PDF

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Ethics Review Checklist - PDF

   Added on 2021-01-05

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\ Research Ethics Approval FormStudent/Staff nameProgramme and/or moduleTitle of the proposed research project:Investigate the factors associated with staff satisfactionin H&M Oxford CircusNumber and type of proposed participants 25 employees of H & MHow is permission being sought from the participants and/or their parents/carers?How is participants’ anonymity to be preserved?Keeping data confidentialDescribe the research methods proposed (e.g. interviews, classroom observations)Survey and questionnaireList the ethical issues and potential risks associated with the research methods outlined above (e.g. confidentiality) and how you propose to deal with each ofthese.Time constraints was an ethical issue faced by the researcher where he focused on scheduling time to each task for timely completion of the project.Non- availability of resources: resources were optimally utilized in a cost efficient manner.Improper response: critically evaluating and understanding people for more accurate results and outcomes. Describe how your findings will be reported or disseminatedI have read the University’s Process and Procedure for the Approval of Research Activity(please sign and date)Ethical Review of Research Projects – Checklist Page 1 of 5
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Supervising Tutor/Director of StudiesApproval levelrequireda)proposals using human participants for researchYESNO b)proposals for research that intends to use undergraduate studentsas participants YESNO School Ethics Sub-Committeeapproval requiredc)procedures involving any risk to a participant’s health (for exampleintrusive physiological or psychological proceduresYESNO d)research involving the donation of bodily material, organs and therecently deceasedYESNO e)proposals which involve financial payments or payments in kind toparticipants above reimbursement of expenses;YESNO f)proposals wishing to use children under the age of 16 or those over16 who are unable to give informed consent (e.g. people withlearning disabilities; see Mental Capacity Act 2005) as participants YESNO g)research proposals to be carried out by persons unconnected withthe University, but wishing to use staff and/or students asparticipantsYESNO h)proposals which investigate existing working or professionalpractices at the researcher’s own place of work (including staffsurveys)YESNO i)research where the safety of the researcher may be in question;YESNOj)proposals which require participants to take part in the study withouttheir knowledge and consent at the time;YESNO k)research involving prisoners and young offenders.YESNO University EthicsSub-Committeeapproval requiredl)research involving access to records of personal or sensitiveconfidential information, including genetic or other biologicalinformation, concerning identifiable individuals;YESNO m)surveys, questionnaires and any research, the nature of which mightbe offensive, distressing or deeply personal for the particular targetgroup;YESNO Supervising Tutor/Director of Studies/Director of Research use only:Comments on the ethical issues raised by the proposed research: Time constraints, ineffective understanding of the participants.
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