Ethics in Research Practice and Innovation

Ethics in Research Practice and Innovation provides a comprehensive and timely examination of the ethical foundations that underpin scientific research and technological advancement. Addressing both historical principles and contemporary challenges, the book explores ethical responsibilities ranging from the protection of human subjects and informed consent to responsible data handling, publication integrity, and the societal consequences of innovation. It equips today’s researchers with the ethical frameworks needed to uphold standards of scientific practice while navigating rapidly evolving research environments.

Key Features

• Broad ethical scope covering medical, social, and technological research practices
• In-depth discussion of human subject protection, including clinical trials and informed consent
• Exploration of research integrity, misconduct prevention, and responsible publication
• Analysis of emerging ethical challenges linked to new technologies and innovation
• Interdisciplinary perspective relevant to healthcare, science, policy, and academia
• Practical relevance for researchers, clinicians, nurses, scholars, policymakers, and students
• Balanced coverage of theory and practice, highlighting ethical risks, limitations, and best practices in research