Rationale aims and objectives The increasing amount of the clinical research conducted in
the primary health care has enabled extending research beyond traditional settings, but this …

Background The conduct of research by clinicians is vital to maintain evidence‐based
practice and currency of clinician knowledge. However, the ability to conduct valid research …

Background Partnering with patients in healthcare research now benefits from a strong
rationale and is encouraged by funding agencies and research institutions. However, this …

Background Protecting human subjects from being exploited is one of the main ethical
challenges for clinical research. However, there is also a responsibility to protect and …

Clinical research is vital to clinical care. These days, more research is conducted by
clinicians in more organizations and across many disciplines. Thus, at some point in a …

Very few data exist in France on:(1) nurses' knowledge and behaviour concerning ethical
decisions in clinical practice; and (2) their knowledge of ethical rules in clinical research …

Background: Patient-oriented research (POR) incorporates patient partners as members of a
research team. With the strengths and challenges of POR starting to emerge, one challenge …

Introduction: Ethical norms in research promote the aims of research such as knowledge,
truth and avoidance of error. Observing ethics in clinical research is very important and this …

Background Increasing attention and efforts are being put towards engaging patients in
health research, and some have even argued that patient engagement in research (PER) is …

Aim: To assess the range of issues that arise for researchers, research participants and
ethics committee members in the setting of a hospital‐based research environment and to …