Research ethics committees: The ineligibles

Research Ethics 11 (3):142-150 (2015)
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Some anomalies in the legislation governing National Research Ethics Service Research Ethics Committee (REC) member categories are discussed. It is suggested that not only may some members be in the wrong category, but that the legislation identifies individuals who are simply ineligible for any form of REC membership.

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10.1177/1747016113489944

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reprint Humphreys, Stephen (2016) "Research ethics committees: The ineligibles". Research Ethics ():174701611246697

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