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Ethical Issues in Scientific Research in Developing Countries

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Singh, Dr. Abhinav
Purohit, Dr. Bharathi
Keywords
Developing countries
Dental profession
Ethics
Authorship
plagiarism
scientific research
GE Subjects
Political ethics
Bioethics
Governance and ethics
Development ethics
Medical ethics
Health ethics

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/184305
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Ethics is a cornerstone of dental research, and, for that matter, any research. Authorship in scientific research is an important issue which requires considerable discussion and debate. The pressure to publish is well-established in the university community. Faculty member’s performance and promotion are judged by the number of published articles in academic or scholarly journals. Most of the dental schools or universities in India do not have an ethics committee. Ethical issues like informed consent and ethics committee clearance are being taken for granted. That is, these words are mentioned in the manuscript or research paper, without the actual consent or clearance being given. The authors submit that these infringements may be made knowingly and/or unknowingly. The misconduct in research and publication not only affects other authors, but reviewers and editors, as well. However, the worst sufferer is the patient.
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2011-04
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