Brokenshire College: Form A. Study Protocol Assessment Form and Minutes
Brokenshire College: Form A. Study Protocol Assessment Form and Minutes
INSTRUCTIONS
To the Principal Investigator: Please indicate in the space provided below whether or not the
specified assessment point is addressed by your study protocol. To
facilitate the evaluation of the assessment point, indicate the page
and paragraph where this information can be found.
To the Primary Reviewer: Please evaluate how the assessment points outlined below have
been appropriately addressed by the study protocol, as applicable,
by confirming the submitted information and putting your comments
in the space provided under “REVIEWER COMMENTS.” Finalize your
review by indicating your conclusions under “RECOMMENDED
ACTION” and signing in space provided for the primary reviewer.
3.6 Benefits
The potential to yield generalizable knowledge
about the participants’ condition/ problem;
non0material compensation to participant (health
education or other creative benefits)
3.7 Biosafety
Sample collection, processing and proper disposal
of infectious and or any biological hazards
4. OTHER ETHICAL ISSUES YES N/A PAGE #
4.1 Plagiarism
No trace/evidence of misrepresentation of
someone else’s work as his/her own (the
investigator). Use of Grammarly or Turnitin
software and/ or Plagiarism Detector is in place.
4.2 Fabrication
No trace/evidence of intentional
misrepresentation of what has been done. No
making up of data and/or results, or purposefully
putting forward conclusions that are not
accurate. No inconsistency with the existing
literature among the information included in
manuscript.
4.3 Falsification
No trace of purposefully misrepresenting the
work to fit a model or theoretical expectation. No
evidence of over claiming or exaggerations.
4.4 Conflict of Interest (COI)
No trace of COI, i.e. Disclosure of COI ( COI is a
set of conditions in which a professional
judgment concerning primary interest such as
the participants’ welfare or the validity of the
research tends to be influenced by a secondary
interest such as financial or academic gains or
recognitions.
4.5 Focus Group Participant Identification
Addressing the fact that the information
discovered within the group becomes common
knowledge among those in attendance; thus,
there must be a provision in the consent form
reminding participants to keep the information
discussed confidential.
4.6 Deceit
Evidence that the benefit of misleading the
respondents outweigh any potential harm to
them.
4.7 Observation
Provisions to address an ethical issue when
observing people in public or quasipublic place,
BCREC - 01
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e.g. to have notices placed at the entrance of the
store indicating that the researchers will be
operating in this area at specific times.
4.8 Permission from
Organizational/Location
Has expressed getting a written permission from
the organization in which the research is being
undertaken or the location in which the data are
being collected. When getting written
permission, the person to talk to must have the
authority to give the permission sought and that
the activities are organized well in advance.
RECOMMENDED ACTION:
□ APPROVED
□ MINOR MODIFICATIONS MUST BE IMPLEMENTED (PENDING APPROVAL A)
□ MAJOR MODIFICATIONS MUST BE IMPLEMENTED (PENDING APPROVAL B)
□ DISAPPROVED
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