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TCPS 2: CORE-2022 module
Jeremiah
Terms in this set (54)
In the TCPS 2, three complementary core Respect for Persons
principles serve as the guide to ethical Concern for Welfare
research involving human participants: Justice
recognizing the intrinsic value of each individual and their autonomy.
In the context of research, it means recognizing that participants should only subject
themselves to the risks of participation in research as a matter of choice, based on
the information they need or request to understand those risks, as well as the
Respect for Persons
purpose and potential benefits of the research.
It means respecting their values and their choices to decide whether to participate,
or to continue to participate, in research.
It also means putting in place additional measures to protect those who lack the
capacity to make their own decisions.
avoiding exposing participants to unnecessary risks. This requires consideration of
the physical, mental, and spiritual health of participants, as well as their physical,
economic and social circumstances.
Concern for welfare
To achieve the most favourable balance of foreseeable risks and potential benefits,
researchers and REBs must understand the impact of those risks on a person in the
prospective participant's circumstances, and on the group to which they belong
dual obligation to treat persons as well as groups and communities:
Justice 1) fairly and
2) equitably.
TCPS 2 provides guidance for the ethical conduct of research involving human participants.
compliance with the TCPS 2 is a condition of Agency funding and a requirement for
For researchers in Canada
all research conducted under the auspices of an eligible institution
Who carries out the research;
Where the TCPS 2 applies, it does
What the source of funding is, if any; and
regardless of
Where the research is conducted.
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TCPS 2: CORE-2022 module
Jeremiah
Terms in this set (54)
In the TCPS 2, three complementary core Respect for Persons
principles serve as the guide to ethical Concern for Welfare
research involving human participants: Justice
recognizing the intrinsic value of each individual and their autonomy.
In the context of research, it means recognizing that participants should only subject
themselves to the risks of participation in research as a matter of choice, based on
the information they need or request to understand those risks, as well as the
Respect for Persons
purpose and potential benefits of the research.
It means respecting their values and their choices to decide whether to participate,
or to continue to participate, in research.
It also means putting in place additional measures to protect those who lack the
capacity to make their own decisions.
avoiding exposing participants to unnecessary risks. This requires consideration of
the physical, mental, and spiritual health of participants, as well as their physical,
economic and social circumstances.
Concern for welfare
To achieve the most favourable balance of foreseeable risks and potential benefits,
researchers and REBs must understand the impact of those risks on a person in the
prospective participant's circumstances, and on the group to which they belong
dual obligation to treat persons as well as groups and communities:
Justice 1) fairly and
2) equitably.
TCPS 2 provides guidance for the ethical conduct of research involving human participants.
compliance with the TCPS 2 is a condition of Agency funding and a requirement for
For researchers in Canada
all research conducted under the auspices of an eligible institution
Who carries out the research;
Where the TCPS 2 applies, it does
What the source of funding is, if any; and
regardless of
Where the research is conducted.
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