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Main Author: Smale, Maura A.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2010
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ896123
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contents Demystifying the IRB: Human Subjects Research in Academic Libraries Smale, Maura A. Academic Libraries Librarians Educational Research Social Science Research Research Methodology Information Science Scholarship Ethics Evaluators Experiments Audits (Verification) Many academic librarians are interested in pursuing research studies that involve students, faculty, and other library patrons; these projects must be approved by an institutional review board (IRB). This article reviews federal requirements and regulations for human subjects research and explains the IRB application process. The author discusses common types of research projects undertaken by academic librarians that require IRB approval and offers suggestions for successful navigation through the IRB process. Academic librarians should embrace research involving human subjects because the results contribute to the corpus of scholarly knowledge in library and information science as well as in higher education. (Contains 45 notes.)
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spellingShingle Demystifying the IRB: Human Subjects Research in Academic Libraries
Smale, Maura A.
Academic Libraries
Librarians
Educational Research
Social Science Research
Research Methodology
Information Science
Scholarship
Ethics
Evaluators
Experiments
Audits (Verification)
Demystifying the IRB: Human Subjects Research in Academic Libraries Smale, Maura A. Academic Libraries Librarians Educational Research Social Science Research Research Methodology Information Science Scholarship Ethics Evaluators Experiments Audits (Verification) Many academic librarians are interested in pursuing research studies that involve students, faculty, and other library patrons; these projects must be approved by an institutional review board (IRB). This article reviews federal requirements and regulations for human subjects research and explains the IRB application process. The author discusses common types of research projects undertaken by academic librarians that require IRB approval and offers suggestions for successful navigation through the IRB process. Academic librarians should embrace research involving human subjects because the results contribute to the corpus of scholarly knowledge in library and information science as well as in higher education. (Contains 45 notes.)
title Demystifying the IRB: Human Subjects Research in Academic Libraries
topic Academic Libraries
Librarians
Educational Research
Social Science Research
Research Methodology
Information Science
Scholarship
Ethics
Evaluators
Experiments
Audits (Verification)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ896123