Integrity and ethical training of the researcher
Keywords:
Integrity, Investigation, Ethics, Fraud
Abstract
In recent years there is growing concern about the lack of integrity in scientific research. To solve this problem, proposals are being made and measures are taken to alleviate it. The objective of this work is to approach this situation, discussing the adequacy of the measures that are usually being taken to solve it. Finally, a change of strategy is proposed to address the issue, based on ethical training programs for researchers.
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Moynihan, Ray (2008). «Key opinion leaders: independent experts or drug representatives in disguise?». BMJ 336: p. 1402.
O’Dea, Jane. (1997). «Integrity and the feminist teacher». Journal od Philosophy of Education 31, no. 2: pp. 267–282.
Sokol, Daniel K. (2008). «The dilemma of authorship». BMJ 336: p. 478.
Steen, Grant (2011). «Retractions in the scientific literature: is the incidence of research fraud increasing?». J Med Ethics 37, no. 4: pp. 249–253.
Wilmshurst, Peter (2008). «Procedure for investigation of research misconduct–active treatment or sham intervention?». JR Soc Med 101, no. 11: pp. 524–525.
Published
2019-12-31
How to Cite
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López Guzmán, J. 2019. Integrity and ethical training of the researcher. Analysis. Claves de Pensamiento Contemporáneo. 24, (Dec. 2019), 77-84.
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