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National Statement Chapter 3.1 [UPDATED ITEM] – A Human Research Ethics resource
[PPT and embedded audio updated 10 February 2019] A PowerPoint with an engaging embedded audio by Colin Thomson AM about the new chapter of the …
Commentary on a human research ethics resource produced by the NIH – A Human Research Ethics commentary
Commentary on an NIH resource, which ay first look might seem a lay down misere to use in your local human research ethics resource library. But…
Information privacy in human research – A Human Research Ethics resource
Resources, short talks and activities relating to privacy in Australian human research. Produced and delivered by Prof. Colin Thomson AM.
Institutional conflict-of-interest policies at US academic research institutions, Resnik D.B, Ariansen, MS, Jamal, J. and Kissling, G.E. Commentary by Prof. Colin Thomson – A Research Integrity Commentary
Commentary by Prof. Colin Thomson AM on this 2016 paper about institutional conflicts of interest policies (or lack thereof) at US research institutions. This informative …
Implementing the Australian Code (2018) – A research integrity resource
A comprehensive resource (including 44 short audios spoken by Prof. Mark Israel) about the Australian Code (2018).
Human research ethics and privacy? You don’t need to be anxious
A cartoon image about needing to be apprehensive about privacy.
Solving a puzzle and end of year message (2018)
A cartoon image that was our well wishes at the end of 2018 and could be used in your professional development activities.
How does human research demonstrate beneficence? – A human research ethics discussion activity
Human research ethics discussion activity (ten minutes) relating to the ethical principle of beneficence and the National Statement (2007 updated 2018).
A rose thorn by any other name? – A Research Integrity Commentary
Commentary on why questionable publishers might be a more accurate term than predatory publishers.
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