"ethical monitoring" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the practice of overseeing and evaluating a situation or process to ensure that it is being conducted in a morally responsible manner. An example of using "ethical monitoring" in a sentence could be: "The company implemented a system of ethical monitoring to ensure that their production processes were not harming the environment."
Additionally, it is highly relevant for an adequate ethical monitoring of PM which ethical implications are considered relevant – and which are neglected.
A constructive ethical monitoring must ensure to include only, nevertheless all of the actual and/or potential concerns that are ethically relevant in order to allow balancing them against the actual and potential ethically relevant benefits of PM measures.
This is the only way to ensure an ethical monitoring of PM's developments and clinical usage, which carves out ethical issues while not, on the other hand, retarding reasonable developments and applications.
The results of our study suggest re-focusing the ethical discourse on PM in Germany towards a constructive ethical monitoring which ensures to include only, nevertheless all of the actual and/or potential concerns that are ethically relevant in order to allow balancing them against the actual and potential ethically relevant benefits of PM measures.
Practicality (handling), scientific (stress reduction) and ethical (invasive monitoring) reasons have led research teams to incorporate anaesthesia into their paradigms which makes the analysis of data increasingly difficult.
Moreover, controlled clinical trials in pregnancy are not ethical, therefore monitoring the pregnancy of these patients is the only available tool to have safety assessment.
This institution coordinates the people, institutions and activities within the system through four primary tools: priority setting; establishing and enforcing ethical standards; monitoring and evaluation of the NHRS; and, deepening a culture of evidence-based decision-making [ 6- 8].
The DSMB's role in this study is to review procedures; discuss scientific and ethical issues; monitor protocol compliance; and monitor data collection, management and quality.
Group sequential designs have become the mainstay for addressing efficacy and ethical issues when monitoring clinical trials.
But the complexity of some supply chains was not an excuse for a lack of transparency or strong ethical standards and monitoring, Boersma said.
The role of ethical and data monitoring committees in situations with emerging new data from other studies needs specification.
