Procedures will differ from institution to institution and from nation
to nation. Really, if you're collecting data that you want to report as
research, you should find out what rules and regulations are in place
for your home institution.
However, yes, that is a nice quick summary. I especially like the
twelve-point checklist.
M
Lindsay Marshall wrote:
Glasgow have a useful checklist for whether or not ethics approval is
needed :
http://www.dcs.gla.ac.uk/~hcp/ethics/
L.
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