There are several organisational committees that must exist to ensure the ethical and efficient execution of a clinical trial (Fig. 3).
Research ethics committees have traditionally held the principal investigators accountable for the execution of ethical research.
So despite the ethical implication, the mass execution of greyhounds by a bullet to the brain is technically lawful.
Experts say they're not surprised, given the limited profit in selling execution drugs, ethical concerns in the medical profession, potential legal costs and unwanted publicity.
Logistical disadvantages, ethical constraints, costs and high execution times could have a negative impact on the execution of the clinical trial.
In the setting of multicentre trials, neglecting the execution strategies of ethical conduct, trial organisation and funding procurement poses both ethical and pragmatic barriers to the successful conduct of a RCT.
But even among those who detest everything Brasillach stood for, his case is still an occasion for debate, and his conviction and execution remain an ethical and moral dilemma.
As depicted in Religion, the Ethical Community is "a work whose execution cannot be hoped for from human beings but only from God himself" (6:100).
Ethical approval for the overall study execution, its protocol and instruments was granted by the Cayetano Heredia University Institutional Review Board (Lima, Peru).
Adherence to the principles of the 3 Rs (refinement, reduction and replacement) is commonly accepted as an ethical guideline in the conception and execution of animal experimental studies.
The purpose of this article is to discuss the ethical concepts involved in the conception, design, execution, analysis, publication, and reporting of clinical research.
