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Research Ethics with Dr Andrew Rawnsley
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Published Thursday 30 of June, 2011-06-30

A video interview with Dr Andrew Rawnsley (research governance & training manager, Teesside University & UKCGE executive committee) during the recent “Good Practice in Research Ethics” event of UKCGE (The UK Council for Graduate Education at Austin Court, Birmingham, UK) addressing the questions:

The differences between UK and North America approach regarding research ethics? (first video)

How important is continuous training and development for the research ethics agenda? (second video)

How can we improve the effectiveness of training and embed sound ethical practice into research activities? (second video)