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Biography |
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Dr. Yaldez K. Zeineldin is the Vice Dean for Graduates Studies and Researches at Faculty of Nursing, Damanhourr University. She is Associate Professor of Nursing Administration. Dr. Zeineldin is a Professional trainer approved by the International Board of Certified Trainer (MENA) region. She is interested in providing training and workshops about research ethics educational technologies, also Biorisk management. She was appointed from Sandia National Laboratories, New Mexico, USA as Trainer on the Biorisk Management Operational Document Development Workshop. Also, she worked as committee member in the 1st and 2nd Teaching Responsible Science in Egypt Institutes held by the National Academies of Science (NAS) Washington, USA and co-organized by Ain Shams University. Dr. Yaldez has many publications in the field of nursing administration as leadership styles, nurses' workload and turnover, nurses' work environment, nursing workforce and how to improve nurses' work and image.
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Ethics of Research on Human Subjects |
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Conducting researches with human subjects is considered one of the most critical and sensitive issues in a research process. The ethical problems that the researchers face when they are dealing with human subjects lead to competing and conflicting interests. Researchers are striving to push scientific research forward; in this case they may lose sight of important ethical issues. In this respect, one of the most important lessons that researchers should know is that giving relative weights to conflicting moral issues in human subjects researches results from a process of extensive negotiation between all those whose interests are affected. To reduce conflict between research parties, many ethical principles should be followed, namely; autonomy, beneficence and non maleficence, justice, fidelity, confidentiality and privacy.
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