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Ethics in researches conducted by students, related factors and solutions from the viewpoints of faculty members and students of Gonabad University of medical sciences in 2013
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Sh Khosravan   , MR Mansoorian , A Mohammadpour , P Khazaeli , S Ajam Khames Fadafen |
| Gonabad University of Medical Sciences , Samane.ajam@gmail.com |
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Abstract: (8489 Views) |
| Introduction: Ethics is an important issue and since the students as new researchers the observance status of ethics in student research is important. This study aimed to determine the barriers of academics and students about status of ethics in the researches conducted by students, their related factors and solutions.
Methods: This descriptive study was performed using accessible methods, on 55 students and 15 faculty members in Gonabad University of Medical Sciences. Sampling lasted from April to June 2013 using the convenient sampling method. Data collected using a four sections questionnaire: demographic information, 29 questions to check the status of ethics, four questions to evaluate relevant factors in three domains of training, related to the student and Management and 1 question was about proposed solutions. To analyze the data, descriptive statistics such as mean, frequency and percentage were used.
Results: 39% of the participants were male, 61 percent were females. In view of faculty members and students’ perspective, most cases of violation of ethics occur in the conduct and planning stage (17.9%), and lowest occur in the analysis, reporting and publication of results (0%). In investigating the causes, the domains associated with the students (30.44%) and management - environment (26.55%) had the greatest impact. The most frequent proposed solutions were monitoring systems (47.1 percent) and providing advice (41.4%).
Conclusion: Effective causes reported in this study is related to domains associated to the students and management – environmental. Consequently, research managers should consider the proposed solutions in order to expect credible research in the future. |
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| Keywords: Ethics, Research, Research Misconduct |
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Type of Study: Quantitative-Research |
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Received: 2016/01/4 | Accepted: 2016/01/11 | Published: 2016/01/11
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