Sector making steps towards ensuring the ethical conduct of research in service delivery agencies

Michele Wiese

Sector making steps towards ensuring the ethical conduct of research in service delivery agencies

Michele Wiese

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Over a year ago now (how time flies!) we updated you on ASID's progress with tackling the issue of ensuring the ethical conduct of research in our sector. Just some context: In June 2012 ASID NSW/ ACT and Northcott Disability Services co-convened a forum, 'Research Ethics in to Practice: A Roundtable Discussion for Disability Service Providers', attended by 45 participants from across government, the not-for-profits, and universities. The forum resulted in a working party with the role of developing easy-to-use guidelines that service delivery agencies could use as a checklist and monitoring instrument.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	12-13
Number of pages	1
Journal	Intellectual Disability Australia
Volume	35
Issue number	1
Publication status	Published - 2014

Keywords

people with disabilities
research
management

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Sector making steps towards ensuring the ethical conduct of research in service delivery agencies

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