Description
This course aims to o consider the ethical considerations around payment
for research participation, and offer available sources of guidance and
support.
This session will consider the question of payment for participation in
research. Is there a distinction between inducements and compensation?
Does payment for participation affect the ability of individuals to give
valid consent? Can we allow people to treat their bodies as a commodity?
Is this a question for Research Ethics Committees to decide? The
workshop will be a mixture of interactive lecture and group work.
Participants will have a better understanding of how the issues can be
addressed, and identify sources of support and guidance.
Feedback from previous participants:
“Comprehensive information.”
Dr Alice Temple is responsible for the development of research ethics
training for University PhD students and staff, working with all
faculties and their ethics committees. Alice also works with the
University Research Ethics Committee, the University Ethics Working
Group, the IDEA CETL and the UK Universities Research Ethics Committees
Group, and Association of Research Ethics Committees, concerned with
national ethical issues.
Related courses ethics and ethical review, online resources on informed
consent and research ethics, ethical review drop in session.
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