Research with Groups: Group Rights, Group Consent, and Collaborative Research Commentary on Protecting the Navajo People through tribal regulation of research.
A commentary on the article "Protecting the Navajo People Through Tribal Regulation of Research," by Doug Brugge and Mariam Missaghian is presented. The authors raise the issue of obtaining consent from a group before conducting medical/health care research about the Navajo people. They invoke an ap...
| Publicado en: | Science & Engineering Ethics Vol. 12; no. 3; pp. 511 - 522 |
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Springer Nature
Jul2006
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| Sumario: | A commentary on the article "Protecting the Navajo People Through Tribal Regulation of Research," by Doug Brugge and Mariam Missaghian is presented. The authors raise the issue of obtaining consent from a group before conducting medical/health care research about the Navajo people. They invoke an appeal to group moral rights to support the approach of Participation Action Research in doing research in or on communities and to justify the demand of group consent. |
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