Ethical issues in chronic pain research
In B. L. Gant & M. E. Schatman (eds.), Ethical Issues in Chronic Pain Management (2006)
| Abstract | As the above quote clearly highlights, it is the responsibility of researchers and research supervisors to be certain that their research staff and students assistants are very familiar with all of the ethical principles and current standards relevant to the research they are conducting. Indeed, they must take an active role in being certain that their research staff and students complete appropriate training in these ethical principles and standards, and how they apply them to the research context in which they are working. This is especially important in areas in which there may be physical harm such as chronic pain research. | |||||||||
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