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Ethical issues in conducting research involving persons with disability : a view from the past and some new challenges

Bryen, Diane Nelson, 1946- (Science Publishing Group, 2016-05-13)

This paper traces the history of conducting research involving people with disabilities and raises serious questions about the ethics of conducting research. Ethical concerns include treatment of vulnerable populations, ...
Ethics, dementia and severe communication problems

Alant, Erna (Science Publishing Group, 2016-05-13)

Emmanuel Levinas [1] argued that ethics cannot be regarded as a set of principles, rules or norms, but rather that the fundamental basis of ethics is communication and negotiated decision-making. This article explores the ...
A systematic review of ethics knowledge in audiology (1980 – 2010)

Naude, Alida; Bornman, Juan (American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, 2014-06)

PURPOSE : The purpose of this research was to apply multiple perspectives as part of a systematic review to analyse the literature regarding ethics in audiology. Audiologists are particularly vulnerable to the changing ...

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