Research Ethics: Ethical Issues of Data Reporting and the Quest for Authenticity
Abstract
This paper is to discuss the importance of authenticity and reliability about the scientific research. It to some extends can lead ethical issue and fatal damage, especially in the medical research. The responsibility to conduct a research in a right way is fundamental to the quality of science in our discipline. Therefore, fraud and misconduct in scientific research will affect the quality of science and the advancement of knowledge. This paper selects several ethical issues of data reporting in Research Ethics and discusses a case in traditional Chinese medicine with the kinds of behaviors that would be identified as research misconduct.
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In order to achieve this goal, it requires excellent scientific methodology. Besides that, being honest in collecting data and interpreting properly is very important as well. We need realistic assessment of the implications of the findings and cannot ignore peers reviews. Underlying all steps in the acquisition of new knowledge is the absolute need for application of the highest ethical standards for research. Occasionally, ethical principles of research are breached because of lack of understanding or the carelessness of …show more content…
Biros, M. H., Fish, S. S., & Taggart, P. (1999). Research fundamentals VI: misconduct in biomedical research. Academic emergency medicine, 6(8), 840-848.
2. Horner, J., Wheeler, M., List, H. R., & Agreement, D. U. (2005). HIPAA: Impact on research practices. The ASHA Leader, 8-27.
3. Horner, J., Wheeler, M., List, H. R., & Agreement, D. U. (2005). HIPAA: Impact on research practices. The ASHA Leader, 8-27.
4. Liu, J., Kjaergard, L. L., & Gluud, C. (2002). Misuse of randomization: a review of Chinese randomized trials of herbal medicines for chronic hepatitis B. The American journal of Chinese medicine, 30(01), 173-176.
5. Marco, C. A., & Larkin, G. L. (2000). Research ethics: ethical issues of data reporting and the quest for authenticity. Academic Emergency Medicine, 7(6), 691-694.
6. Tang, J. L., Zhan, S. Y., & Ernst, E. (1999). Review of randomised controlled trials of traditional Chinese medicine. Bmj, 319(7203), 160-161.
7. Wang, G., Mao, B., Xiong, Z. Y., Fan, T., Chen, X. D., Wang, L., ... & CONSORT Group for Traditional Chinese Medicine. (2007). The quality of reporting of randomized controlled trials of traditional Chinese medicine: a survey of 13 randomly selected journals from mainland China. Clinical therapeutics, 29(7),
Abstract
This paper is to discuss the importance of authenticity and reliability about the scientific research. It to some extends can lead ethical issue and fatal damage, especially in the medical research. The responsibility to conduct a research in a right way is fundamental to the quality of science in our discipline. Therefore, fraud and misconduct in scientific research will affect the quality of science and the advancement of knowledge. This paper selects several ethical issues of data reporting in Research Ethics and discusses a case in traditional Chinese medicine with the kinds of behaviors that would be identified as research misconduct.
It …show more content…
In order to achieve this goal, it requires excellent scientific methodology. Besides that, being honest in collecting data and interpreting properly is very important as well. We need realistic assessment of the implications of the findings and cannot ignore peers reviews. Underlying all steps in the acquisition of new knowledge is the absolute need for application of the highest ethical standards for research. Occasionally, ethical principles of research are breached because of lack of understanding or the carelessness of …show more content…
Biros, M. H., Fish, S. S., & Taggart, P. (1999). Research fundamentals VI: misconduct in biomedical research. Academic emergency medicine, 6(8), 840-848.
2. Horner, J., Wheeler, M., List, H. R., & Agreement, D. U. (2005). HIPAA: Impact on research practices. The ASHA Leader, 8-27.
3. Horner, J., Wheeler, M., List, H. R., & Agreement, D. U. (2005). HIPAA: Impact on research practices. The ASHA Leader, 8-27.
4. Liu, J., Kjaergard, L. L., & Gluud, C. (2002). Misuse of randomization: a review of Chinese randomized trials of herbal medicines for chronic hepatitis B. The American journal of Chinese medicine, 30(01), 173-176.
5. Marco, C. A., & Larkin, G. L. (2000). Research ethics: ethical issues of data reporting and the quest for authenticity. Academic Emergency Medicine, 7(6), 691-694.
6. Tang, J. L., Zhan, S. Y., & Ernst, E. (1999). Review of randomised controlled trials of traditional Chinese medicine. Bmj, 319(7203), 160-161.
7. Wang, G., Mao, B., Xiong, Z. Y., Fan, T., Chen, X. D., Wang, L., ... & CONSORT Group for Traditional Chinese Medicine. (2007). The quality of reporting of randomized controlled trials of traditional Chinese medicine: a survey of 13 randomly selected journals from mainland China. Clinical therapeutics, 29(7),