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Ethical Dilemmas in Qualitative Research: A Critical Literature Review
The search was made on September 22, 2020 using the descriptors "research ethics" and "qualitative research" with no time frame, originating 108 titles. The inclusion criteria were: full text available; original article resulting from empirical research with human beings, on the theme of ethical dilemma; in the languages Portuguese ...
Ethical challenges of researchers in qualitative studies: the necessity
Qualitative research is sometimes defined as interpretive research, and as interpretations can be incorrect or biased, the findings may be controversial . However, qualitative research is not only useful as the first stage of quantitative research, but can also play a key role in 'validating' it or in providing a different viewpoint on the ...
Ethical Considerations for Qualitative Research Methods During the
Qualitative modes of inquiry are especially valuable for understanding and promoting health and well-being, and mitigating risk, among populations most vulnerable in the pandemic (Teti et al., 2020).However, the implementation of qualitative studies, as with any social research (Doerr & Wagner, 2020), demands careful planning and continuous evaluation in the context of research ethics in a ...
Ethical dilemmas and reflexivity in qualitative research
Introduction and context. The importance of procedural ethics, gaining initial approvals for research studies, is well-established and guided by the principles enshrined in the Declaration of Helsinki and the Nuremberg code [].Ethical approval procedures are often viewed as a 'hurdle' to be surmounted, and arguably overshadow full consideration of the challenges of process ethics, the ...
Qualitative Research: Ethical Considerations
Ethics is an integral part of research that extends throughout the entire research process, from the selection of a research topic, to data collection and analysis, and, finally, the dissemination of study results [1, 2].In current research practice, researchers encounter increasingly multidimensional ethical questions on a daily basis [].In addition, ethical issues in qualitative research ...
Ethics in Qualitative Research: A View of the Participants' and
Prior to venturing into the essence of the paper, I briefly visit meanings behind qualitative research and ethics. Qualitative research has its roots in the human sciences, including such fields as sociology, anthropology, social work, and education (Buchanan, 2000).In qualitative research a critical outlook (which engages a thinker in skillful analysis, assessing, and reconstructing), for ...
Ethics in Qualitative Research
11.1 Introduction. Qualitative researchers working in the diverse field of social sciences need to address ethical issues at every stage of the research process (Clegg and Slife 2009), regardless of the perspective, research design or methods of data collection they opt for. As is widely recognised, ethical thinking in qualitative research goes ...
When people matter: The ethics of qualitative research in the health
When research involves people, ethics are fundamental. In the health and social sciences, when qualitative methodologies are used, in addition to ensuring an ethical process approved by the ethics review board, it is also necessary to guarantee an ethical practice capable of responding adequately to the complex questions and dilemmas which arise as the study progresses.
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responsibility in qualitative research is an ongoing process. Qualitative researchers should report the incidents and ethical. issues encountered in their studies to ensure discussion, analysis ...
Difficult but important questions about the ethics of qualitative research
The ethics of qualitative research live in the 'specific and situated ethical tensions and dilemmas [that] arise during the practice of research' [2]. Reid et al.'s piece is an important step towards making these tensions and dilemmas part of the research discourse in health professions education. Their work clearly identifies an under ...
Ethics in Qualitative Research: A Practical Guide
Keywords: qualitative research, ethics, ethical considerations, data collection, data analysis, data interpretation Introduction Many books and articles have been published about qualitative research (QLR). It is true that many QLR books include sections on ethical considerations (see for instance, Birks & Mills, 2011; Bogdan & Biklen, 2007 ...
PDF Ethical Principles and Challenges for Qualitative Researchers
out below are a series of key ideas which can help to duly enumerate these ethical principles and challenges for qualitative researchers (Botto 2011). 1. Ethics regarding the legitimacy of research opportunities. Naturally, researchers are entitled to choose the elds in which they wish to work, fi.
Ethical Issues in Qualitative Research
The chapter also outlines how these apply to qualitative research. It also explores ethics associated with doing research. Although the requirements of research ethical review processes described in the chapter can help the researcher avoid many ethical issues in advance, ethical questions and dilemmas can arise during the conduct of a project.
4 The Centrality of Ethics in Qualitative Research
It then examines why research ethics is now treated by qualitative researchers as increasingly central to their work. Key factors here are the rise of ethical regulation and diversification of approaches to qualitative inquiry, with some recent approaches treating ethics as fundamental. The essay notes an important sense in which ethical ...
How to be reflexive: Foucault, ethics and writing qualitative research
Reflexivity and its critiques. Reflexivity, as both concept and practice, has thoroughly permeated the discourse of qualitative research, in large part as a response to questions of representation and legitimacy in post-positivist inquiry (Pillow Citation 2003).Discussions of reflexivity as a practice have become commonplace in both research books and articles, particularly those aimed at ...
(PDF) Ethical Considerations in Qualitative Research: Summary
This paper sheds light on ethical considerations that must be taken into account when conducting qualitative research. Ethics revolve around the responsibilities of researchers towards their ...
Ethics and the Practice of Qualitative Research
This article stems from a concern that relying only on codes of research ethics risks compartmentalizing ethical aspects of research, and shutting them off into a preamble to research. I explore ways in which the practice of qualitative research ethics is presented afresh — and contextualized in distinct forms — at every stage of research.
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Embedded in qualitative research are the concepts of relationships and power between researchers and participants. The desire to participate in a research study depends upon a participant's willingness to share his or her experience. Nurse researchers have to balance research principles as well as the well-being of clients (Ramos, 1989).
Ethics in Qualitative Research: A Practical Guide
While many qualitative research books and articles discuss ethical considerations, it is good to have a paper that synthesizes effective strategies to enhance ethics in a much more practical way. This paper goes from the definition of ethics to the importance of ethical practices and to the implementation of practical considerations before ...
Ethics in Qualitative Research: A View of the Participants' and
research and ethics. Qualitative research has its roots in the human sciences, including such fields as sociology, anthropology, social work, and education (Buchanan, 2000). In qualitative research a critical outlook (which engages a thinker in skillful analysis, assessing, and reconstructing), for
Research Ethics in Qualitative Health Research
The articles collected in this special issue present results from the international and interdisciplinary spring school "Research Ethics in Qualitative Health Research." Qualitative health research consists of the systematic investigation of personal health, health services, and public health by means of qualitative methods ( Green ...
Ethical Principles and Challenges for Qualitative Researchers
The ethics of qualitative research are a reflection of the different procedures and tools that characterise this type of research. Due to its characteristic features (Wiles 2012) and its circular and interactive nature (Rodríguez et al. 2005), ethical problems continuously arise throughout the entire qualitative research process.There are certain ethical considerations that are common to both ...
A qualitative analysis of health service problems and the strategies
Background The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted health systems around the globe. Lessons from health systems responses to these challenges may help design effective and sustainable health system responses for future challenges. This study aimed to 1/ identify the broad types of health system challenges faced during the pandemic and 2/ develop a typology of health system response to these challenges ...
A qualitative study of healthy ageing and co-production
Study design. We conducted an explorative qualitative study in the senior village from March to August 2023. To guide the evaluation of the co-production initiative in the senior village, we ...
Ethical review and qualitative research competence: Guidance for
The role of ethical review is to ensure that ethical standards in research are met. In Australia this process is governed by the National Statement on the Ethical Conduct of Research Involving Humans (National Health and Medical Research Council, 2007 (revised 2015)).The National Statement (as it is called) provides both guidelines on ethical research conduct for those designing and conducting ...
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The search was made on September 22, 2020 using the descriptors "research ethics" and "qualitative research" with no time frame, originating 108 titles. The inclusion criteria were: full text available; original article resulting from empirical research with human beings, on the theme of ethical dilemma; in the languages Portuguese ...
Qualitative research is sometimes defined as interpretive research, and as interpretations can be incorrect or biased, the findings may be controversial . However, qualitative research is not only useful as the first stage of quantitative research, but can also play a key role in 'validating' it or in providing a different viewpoint on the ...
Qualitative modes of inquiry are especially valuable for understanding and promoting health and well-being, and mitigating risk, among populations most vulnerable in the pandemic (Teti et al., 2020).However, the implementation of qualitative studies, as with any social research (Doerr & Wagner, 2020), demands careful planning and continuous evaluation in the context of research ethics in a ...
Introduction and context. The importance of procedural ethics, gaining initial approvals for research studies, is well-established and guided by the principles enshrined in the Declaration of Helsinki and the Nuremberg code [].Ethical approval procedures are often viewed as a 'hurdle' to be surmounted, and arguably overshadow full consideration of the challenges of process ethics, the ...
Ethics is an integral part of research that extends throughout the entire research process, from the selection of a research topic, to data collection and analysis, and, finally, the dissemination of study results [1, 2].In current research practice, researchers encounter increasingly multidimensional ethical questions on a daily basis [].In addition, ethical issues in qualitative research ...
Prior to venturing into the essence of the paper, I briefly visit meanings behind qualitative research and ethics. Qualitative research has its roots in the human sciences, including such fields as sociology, anthropology, social work, and education (Buchanan, 2000).In qualitative research a critical outlook (which engages a thinker in skillful analysis, assessing, and reconstructing), for ...
11.1 Introduction. Qualitative researchers working in the diverse field of social sciences need to address ethical issues at every stage of the research process (Clegg and Slife 2009), regardless of the perspective, research design or methods of data collection they opt for. As is widely recognised, ethical thinking in qualitative research goes ...
When research involves people, ethics are fundamental. In the health and social sciences, when qualitative methodologies are used, in addition to ensuring an ethical process approved by the ethics review board, it is also necessary to guarantee an ethical practice capable of responding adequately to the complex questions and dilemmas which arise as the study progresses.
responsibility in qualitative research is an ongoing process. Qualitative researchers should report the incidents and ethical. issues encountered in their studies to ensure discussion, analysis ...
The ethics of qualitative research live in the 'specific and situated ethical tensions and dilemmas [that] arise during the practice of research' [2]. Reid et al.'s piece is an important step towards making these tensions and dilemmas part of the research discourse in health professions education. Their work clearly identifies an under ...
Keywords: qualitative research, ethics, ethical considerations, data collection, data analysis, data interpretation Introduction Many books and articles have been published about qualitative research (QLR). It is true that many QLR books include sections on ethical considerations (see for instance, Birks & Mills, 2011; Bogdan & Biklen, 2007 ...
out below are a series of key ideas which can help to duly enumerate these ethical principles and challenges for qualitative researchers (Botto 2011). 1. Ethics regarding the legitimacy of research opportunities. Naturally, researchers are entitled to choose the elds in which they wish to work, fi.
The chapter also outlines how these apply to qualitative research. It also explores ethics associated with doing research. Although the requirements of research ethical review processes described in the chapter can help the researcher avoid many ethical issues in advance, ethical questions and dilemmas can arise during the conduct of a project.
It then examines why research ethics is now treated by qualitative researchers as increasingly central to their work. Key factors here are the rise of ethical regulation and diversification of approaches to qualitative inquiry, with some recent approaches treating ethics as fundamental. The essay notes an important sense in which ethical ...
Reflexivity and its critiques. Reflexivity, as both concept and practice, has thoroughly permeated the discourse of qualitative research, in large part as a response to questions of representation and legitimacy in post-positivist inquiry (Pillow Citation 2003).Discussions of reflexivity as a practice have become commonplace in both research books and articles, particularly those aimed at ...
This paper sheds light on ethical considerations that must be taken into account when conducting qualitative research. Ethics revolve around the responsibilities of researchers towards their ...
This article stems from a concern that relying only on codes of research ethics risks compartmentalizing ethical aspects of research, and shutting them off into a preamble to research. I explore ways in which the practice of qualitative research ethics is presented afresh — and contextualized in distinct forms — at every stage of research.
Embedded in qualitative research are the concepts of relationships and power between researchers and participants. The desire to participate in a research study depends upon a participant's willingness to share his or her experience. Nurse researchers have to balance research principles as well as the well-being of clients (Ramos, 1989).
While many qualitative research books and articles discuss ethical considerations, it is good to have a paper that synthesizes effective strategies to enhance ethics in a much more practical way. This paper goes from the definition of ethics to the importance of ethical practices and to the implementation of practical considerations before ...
research and ethics. Qualitative research has its roots in the human sciences, including such fields as sociology, anthropology, social work, and education (Buchanan, 2000). In qualitative research a critical outlook (which engages a thinker in skillful analysis, assessing, and reconstructing), for
The articles collected in this special issue present results from the international and interdisciplinary spring school "Research Ethics in Qualitative Health Research." Qualitative health research consists of the systematic investigation of personal health, health services, and public health by means of qualitative methods ( Green ...
The ethics of qualitative research are a reflection of the different procedures and tools that characterise this type of research. Due to its characteristic features (Wiles 2012) and its circular and interactive nature (Rodríguez et al. 2005), ethical problems continuously arise throughout the entire qualitative research process.There are certain ethical considerations that are common to both ...
Background The COVID-19 pandemic disrupted health systems around the globe. Lessons from health systems responses to these challenges may help design effective and sustainable health system responses for future challenges. This study aimed to 1/ identify the broad types of health system challenges faced during the pandemic and 2/ develop a typology of health system response to these challenges ...
Study design. We conducted an explorative qualitative study in the senior village from March to August 2023. To guide the evaluation of the co-production initiative in the senior village, we ...
The role of ethical review is to ensure that ethical standards in research are met. In Australia this process is governed by the National Statement on the Ethical Conduct of Research Involving Humans (National Health and Medical Research Council, 2007 (revised 2015)).The National Statement (as it is called) provides both guidelines on ethical research conduct for those designing and conducting ...