Research Ethics

Abstract

Research ethics; research designed to be realistic and to effectively respond to the needs; preserving the integrity of the conduct of the participants; terminated the ethical requirements and offering a range of guidance that can honestly be published the study results, allowing research on human beings to be justified morally. Today, these fundamental ethical requirements constitute the solid foundation for ethical principles. Because the principles of respect for individual autonomy, beneficence, do not harm/non maleficence and justice; obtaining informed consent for the autonomous decision of the participants, minimizing the harms and risks that may be encountered in the research, taking the necessary prevention for possible harms, create ethical duties towards fair treatment of the selection and preservation of participant's privacy.