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For this assignment you will create ethics training on research ethics including:

a clear definition,
its significance in the world of academics,
examples of ethical and unethical research practices,
and the purpose and role the institutional review board (IRB) plays in conducting primary research.

2 1/2 pages not double spaced, in length

he chief executive officer (CEO) of Silver Creek Hospital (SCH), Natasha Beranger, wants to ensure that all of her staff members know the importance of ethics. She has asked you, a member of SCH’s ethics committee, to describe and define ethics. Additionally, Ms. Beranger wants you to define and discuss 1 of the principles of ethics (e.g., autonomy, justice, nonmaleficence, beneficence) and describe a situation in a health care setting that will challenge that principle.
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