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Scoping Review on Ethical Considerations in Research on the Work-Family Interaction Process.

Miguel Valencia-Contrera¹, Flérida Rivera-Rojas², Jenifer Villa-Velásquez³

¹Faculty of Nursing, Andrés Bello University, Santiago 7591538, Chile.

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Summary

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This study applies symphonology to ethical considerations in work-family research. It provides recommendations for ethical planning, data collection, and reporting to protect participants in sensitive studies.

Keywords:

ethical analysis ethics ethics research nursing nursing theory occupational health work–life balance

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Area of Science:

Bioethics
Nursing Research
Social Sciences

Background:

The study of work-family interaction necessitates careful ethical consideration due to its complex nature.
Symphonology, the study of agreements, offers a framework for analyzing ethical issues in this research area.

Purpose of the Study:

To analyze ethical considerations in work-family interaction research using symphonological bioethical theory.
To develop recommendations for ethical research practices in the field of work-family interaction.

Main Methods:

A comprehensive scoping review was conducted across multiple databases (Web of Science, SCOPUS, CINAHL, PubMed, Business Source Ultimate).
Articles addressing ethical considerations in work-family interaction research were included, regardless of publication year or design.
Manuscripts in Spanish, English, and Portuguese were considered to ensure broad coverage.

Main Results:

Ethical analysis must account for participants' dual roles as workers and family members, considering their environments.
The work-family interaction context requires analysis of situation, knowledge, and awareness.
Recommendations include psychological support for sensitive data, reporting of offenses (workplace abuse, domestic violence), and ensuring confidentiality.

Conclusions:

Symphonological nursing bioethics theory provides a robust framework for guiding ethical decision-making in work-family interaction research.
The theory's principles aid researchers in navigating the complexities of studying the work-family interface.