Concept information
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qualitative research
qualitative data collection
secondary data analysis
ethics / research ethics
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qualitative research
qualitative data collection
secondary data analysis
ethics / research ethics
...
qualitative research
qualitative data collection
secondary data analysis
ethics / research ethics
...
qualitative research
qualitative data collection
secondary data analysis
ethics / research ethics
...
qualitative research
qualitative data collection
secondary data analysis
ethics / research ethics
...
qualitative research
qualitative data collection
secondary data analysis
ethics / research ethics
...
qualitative research
qualitative data collection
secondary data analysis
ethics / research ethics
...
quantitative research
quantitative data analysis
secondary data analysis
ethics / research ethics
...
quantitative research
quantitative data analysis
secondary data analysis
ethics / research ethics
Preferred term
Declaration of Helsinki
Definition
- The Declaration of Helsinki is a formal statement of ethical principles published by the World Medical Association (WMA) to guide the protection of human participants in medical research. The Declaration is not a legally binding document but has served as a foundation for national and regional laws governing medical research across the world. [Source: Encyclopedia of Research Design; Declaration of Helsinki]
Broader concept
Belongs to group
URI
https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/Declaration_of_Helsinki
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