概括
很少有美国和加拿大的医学院有针对研究不当行为的政策. 需要积极的制度变革,以防止生物医学研究和报告中的欺诈行为,避免政府干预.
科学领域:
- 生物医学研究伦理学
- 科学完整性 科学完整性
- 研究不当行为研究不当行为
背景情况:
- 对美国和加拿大的133所医学院进行的一项调查显示,针对生物医学研究中不当行为和欺诈的政策指导方针存在重大差距.
- 一些非学术研究环境中的现有指导方针提供了潜在的改进模式.
研究的目的:
- 评估北美医学院研究不当行为和欺诈的政策指导方针的现状.
- 强调需要采取主动措施,防止和解决生物医学研究中的不当行为.
主要方法:
- 调查分发给美国和加拿大的133所医学院.
- 分析与生物医学研究中的伦理和程序问题有关的政策指导方针.
主要成果:
- 在133所接受调查的医学院中,只有2所拥有针对研究不当行为和欺诈的全面政策指南.
- 在大多数机构中,管理生物医学研究完整性的伦理和程序框架存在重大缺陷.
结论:
- 学术和临床机构必须实施积极的改变,以防止生物医学研究中的不当行为和欺诈行为.
- 建立清晰的价值观和承担责任是减少研究不当行为的关键第一步.
- 如果未能解决研究完整性挑战,可能会导致外部政府干预.
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