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¿Qué hace que la investigación clínica sea ética?

E J Emanuel1, D Wendler, C Grady

  • 1Warren G. Magnuson Clinical Center, Bldg 10, Room 1C118, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD 20892-1156, USA.

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El consentimiento informado por sí solo no garantiza la investigación clínica ética. Un marco integral de siete requisitos, incluida la validez científica y la selección justa de temas, es necesario y suficiente para las prácticas éticas de investigación.

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Área de la Ciencia:

  • Bioética y bioética.
  • Ética de la investigación clínica Ética de la investigación clínica
  • Protección del sujeto humano de protección.

Sus antecedentes:

  • La conducta ética de la investigación clínica es primordial para el avance del conocimiento médico y la mejora de la atención al paciente.
  • El consentimiento informado es ampliamente considerado una piedra angular de la investigación ética, pero su suficiencia se debate.
  • Los códigos y declaraciones éticos existentes proporcionan principios fundamentales para la investigación con sujetos humanos.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Evaluar críticamente el papel del consentimiento informado en la investigación clínica ética.
  • Proponer un marco integral de siete requisitos esenciales para garantizar la investigación clínica ética.
  • Establecer criterios para evaluar la integridad ética de los estudios de investigación que involucran a sujetos humanos.

Principales métodos:

  • Análisis de las filosofías fundamentales que subyacen a los principales códigos, declaraciones y documentos relacionados con la investigación de sujetos humanos.
  • Desarrollo de un marco sistemático que comprenda siete requisitos distintos para la evaluación ética de la investigación.
  • Síntesis de principios para garantizar el valor, la validez, la selección justa, el equilibrio favorable entre riesgo y beneficio, la revisión independiente, el consentimiento informado y el respeto por los sujetos.

Principales resultados:

  • El consentimiento informado no es ni necesario ni suficiente por sí solo para la investigación clínica ética.
  • Se propone un marco de siete requisitos: valor, validez científica, selección justa del sujeto, relación riesgo-beneficio favorable, revisión independiente, consentimiento informado y respeto por los sujetos.
  • El cumplimiento de los siete requisitos se considera necesario y suficiente para la investigación clínica ética.

Conclusiones:

  • La investigación clínica ética requiere un enfoque holístico más allá del consentimiento informado, que abarca siete principios básicos.
  • Estos siete requisitos proporcionan un marco universal para evaluar y garantizar las prácticas éticas de investigación.
  • La adaptación de estos principios a contextos específicos de salud, económicos, culturales y tecnológicos es crucial para la ética de la investigación global.