Qualitative research, in the methods employed and topics explored, is emotionally
demanding. While it is common for ethics protocols to protect research participants from …

The ethics review of qualitative health research poses various challenges that are due to a
mismatch between the current practice of ethics review and the nature of qualitative …

Purpose-This paper demonstrates the limited efficacy procedural ethics has for qualitative
research. Ethics committee's instructions have a short shelf life given the research question …

Finding Your Ethical Research Self introduces novice researchers to the need for ethical
reflection in practice and gives them the confidence to use their knowledge and skill when …

This paper examines the emotional labor performed by researchers when undertaking
ethnographic research in hospitals. Drawing on emotion work theory to situate emotions at …

Informed consent and confidentiality are the two mainstays of qualitative research ethics, yet
they have a propensity to disintegrate in an emergent, iterative research design. This …

Scholars most often adopt qualitative data-gathering methods, notably interviews, to access
the lifeworld of “mixed” families. Nonetheless, when research questions require vivid details …

In Australia, as elsewhere, the safety and welfare of researchers is a neglected area of
human research ethics and integrity. Historically, Human Research Ethics Committees …

There is mounting international evidence—and some limited national evidence—that
university students are an at-risk group for experiencing sexual victimisation, compared to …

Abstract Indians are New Zealand's second largest immigrant group after Chinese. Children
and youth make up a sizable share of the Indian community in New Zealand, and their life …