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Investigación en Educación Médica

2018, Number 26

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Inv Ed Med 2018; 7 (26)

Ethics in research in medical education: Considerations and Current Challenges

Lara GYA, Pompa MM

Language: Spanish
References: 23
Page: 99-108
PDF size: 314.17 Kb.


ABSTRACT

Research is developed with the aim of uncovering new scientific information that helps broaden knowledge that benefits society. Therefore the significant preoccupation respect the ethical considerations in research. In this case we focus primarily in medical research associated with educational processes. The discussion about ethics and research has its origins in biomedical research after World War II as a response to a profound crisis of legitimacy of the scientific work. There have been several studies that involved humans as study subjects that had as a consequence the creation of international declarations and regulations in some countries in order to protect the subjects that participate in such researches. In this paper we address the ethical considerations that must be taken into account when developing research that is linked with medical education, its background, and some examples of studies that highlight some of the challenges that are faced today.


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