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Common Rule (45 Cfr 46)
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The Common Rule, also known as 45 CFR 46, is a set of regulations that govern research involving human subjects conducted or supported by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
Key Features
- Protection of human subjects
- Informed consent
- IRB (Institutional Review Board) oversight
- Risk assessment and minimization
Pros
- Ensures the protection of human subjects in research
- Requires informed consent from participants
- Sets standards for ethical research conduct
Cons
- Can be burdensome for researchers to navigate and comply with all requirements
- Some critics argue that the regulations can be overly restrictive and hinder certain types of research