Describing the Research Ethics process from a gently philosophical point of view.

1. What is Ethics, and how far does it go? Colin Standfield Chair, Ealing and West London Research Ethics Committee

2. What is Ethics, and how far does it go? Or…what are Ethics, and how far do they go?

33. Is your research really necessary?

42. More from Leeds...

47. … really necessary… RESEARCH

48. … or is it reinventing the wheel?

49. It can be done

50. It can be done

51. Reinventing the wheel (2)

52. Reinventing the wheel (3)

59. S ocietal H arm I ndication M atrix

60. SHIM Subject Researcher Public Positive That’s nice Neutral Negative Harmful

61. Subject Researcher Public Positive That’s nice Neutral What? Negative Harmful

62. Subject Researcher Public Positive That’s nice Neutral What? Negative Ouch! Harmful

63. Aaargh! Subject Researcher Public Positive That’s nice Neutral What? Negative Ouch! Harmful

64. Subject Researcher Public Positive Neutral Negative Harmful

65. Subject Researcher Public Positive Neutral Negative Harmful

67. Dr Joseph Mengele

68. Subject Researcher Public Positive Neutral Negative Harmful

69. Subject Researcher Public Positive Neutral Negative Harmful

70. Subject Researcher Public Positive Neutral Negative Harmful

71. Subject Researcher Public Positive Neutral Negative Harmful

72. Subject Researcher Public Positive Neutral Negative Harmful

73. “ Treatment” Subject Researcher Public Positive Neutral Negative Harmful

75. Some Philosophical Questions:

82. Another Question

83. What’s it all about?

84. What’s it all about?

87. What’s Ethics all about? Ethics is the Defence of Human Values

88. End