Janet Smylie expresses ethical and methodological questions about our study. 1 In the first
instance, it is important to realize that our study did not constitute participatory action …

Aboriginal populations1, 2 raises ethical concerns. Neither study describes any
consultations with First Nations or Métis community members in the formulation of the …

Janet Smylie appropriately stresses the need for mutual respect, understanding and
partnership if research relating to indigenous communities is to truly benefit those …

The second edition of the Tri-Council Policy Statement: Ethical Conduct for Research
Involving Humans was introduced in 2010 along with Chapter 9, titled 'Research Involving …

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investigators, says Episkenew. She recalls one project grinding to halt when the children …

While this chapter discusses standards for biodiversity research at the level of professional
societies, it is important to note also the role of ethical codes at the level of federal-funding …

Inuvik workshop. International Journal of Circumpolar Health 1999; 58: 134-44. While
institutional review board oversight and requirements seem adequate for much of the …

Abstract Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, Australia's Indigenous peoples, make
up three percent of the population of Australia. Like many other Indigenous peoples in …

law, public representatives and members with relevant expertise in relation to the projects
being evaluated. REBs are required to follow the TCPS2, which guides their evaluation1 …

Abstract In 2004, Dr. Marlene Brant-Castellano published a well-received, and now widely
cited article entitled" Ethics of Aboriginal research" in the inaugural issue of the Journal of …