連載 21st Century Message from World to World・4
Ethical Dimensions of Action Research
Alison Morton-Cooper
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『看護研究』編集室
1Department of Continuing Education at the University of Warwick
pp.515-519
発行日 2001年12月15日
Published Date 2001/12/15
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1681900647
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昨年英国のBlackwell Science社より『Action Research in Heaith Care』(2002年弊社より翻訳版刊行予定)を上梓したDr. Morton-Cooperは,Warwick大学で教鞭をとる傍ら,看護教育・研究に関わる実践的なコンサルタント業務も行なっている。本号焦点ではアクションリサーチを取り上げており,ここではアクションリサーチにおける倫理的問題について書き下ろしていただいた。
This article will begin by examining some of the contextual issues currently affecting clinical and health services research and the reasons why action research has such potential to modify change practice in health care settings across the world. It will then be argued that researchers must give due regard to the ethical implications of action research and its possible impact on vulnerable communities of patients, families and health workers involved in action research, initiatives.
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