Best Practices for Publishing Your Research: Animal and Human Studies Consideration

Author(s)
Christina N. Bennett
Marsha Lakes Matyas
Parent Collection
Best Practices for Publishing Your Research - American Physiological Society
Parent Resource
Best Practices for Publishing Your Research
Authoring Institution
American Psychological Society
Year
2017
Rights
Use of Materials on the OEC
Discipline(s)
Research Ethics
Biomedical Engineering and Bioengineering
Life and Environmental Sciences
Psychology
Topics
Animal Use
Human Subjects Research
Publication Ethics
Educational Activity Description
License
CC BY-NC-SA
Description

An instructor's guide, slide deck, and video on animal and human studies considerations in publication ethics. 

Body

This module is part of a series of seven teaching modules designed to promote best practices in publication ethics for life scientists and biomedical engineers who publish research papers. This module helps students learn about the roles of IACUCs and IRBs, determine the information that should be included in a manuscript to increase the reproducibility of the research, and create a plan for training their future students about publishing studies involving animals or humans.

Instructor Guide (PDF)
Presentation (PPT)
Presentation Video (YouTube)

ExternalURL
https://www.lifescitrc.org/collection.cfm?collectionID=4393
Citation
Christina N. Bennett, Marsha Lakes Matyas. . Best Practices for Publishing Your Research: Animal and Human Studies Consideration. Online Ethics Center. DOI:. https://onlineethics.org/cases/best-practices-publishing-your-research-american-physiological-society/best-practices-4.