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A funny cartoon of a research special operations team collecting data from a sleeping participant who went missing.

Chasing lost participants and data – Human Research Ethics commentary

Leave a Comment / Human Research Ethics, Resources / By Gary Allen

Institutions should have guidance material for researchers that discusses the respectful and ethical way to follow up with research participants who have become lost and the loss of a source of data that was looking promising. This commentary sheet reflects on the issues and the matters that should be covered. This and other resources, including recordings of talks, discussion activities and downloadable templates are accessible to subscribers of AHRECS.VIP. A subscription costs an institution AUD350 per year. Email patron@ahrecs.vip to discuss.

Who watches the watchers? – A Human Research Ethics discussion activity

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A discussion sheet about cameras and AI monitoring populations

Human bycatch – A Human Research Ethics commentary

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Commentary on a real public-interest consideration that currently probably isn’t going anywhere near a research ethics committee. A useful discussion activity for Research Ethics Advisers, research ethics reviewers and researchers. This could also be a useful discussion topic within research offices.

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Flow to determine whether research on material published to the web/social media posts require research ethics review/consent? – A Human Research Ethics resource

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Does online content analysis (including social media/web 2.0 posts) require research ethics review? Step by step flow and flow diagram.

Obviously yours: Brain scans and implications of advances in technology and privacy – A Human Research Ethics discussion activity

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Advances in scans and machine learning raise very familiar challenges. It’s time for careful reflection, not hysteria.

Talking about data sharing in research integrity professional development and resource material: A commentary on a Nature piece and reflecting on the epochs of ways of discussing data sharing – A Research Integrity and Human Research Ethics Commentary

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This commentary by Dr Gary Allen reflects on how the ways we approach and talk about data sharing have changed. It also suggests it’s time for another change. It contains links to 13 useful reads.

Information privacy in human research – A Human Research Ethics resource

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Resources, short talks and activities relating to privacy in Australian human research. Produced and delivered by Prof. Colin Thomson AM.

Human research ethics and privacy? You don’t need to be anxious

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A cartoon image about needing to be apprehensive about privacy.

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