An additional paper and pencil version of the AIMS survey will be available on site at community recruitment events for those individuals preferring a non-electronic information submission approach.
IJFAB invites submissions approaching any problem or topic in bioethics from the resources of feminist scholarship for its open issues, and encourages proposals for special thematic issues that have covered topics such as research ethics, ethical issues in psychiatry, aging and long-term care, disability, vulnerability, transnational reproductive travel, food ethics, fitness, and climate change.
Reportedly, the eRA Commons help desk was hard to reach as submission deadlines approached even for the low-volume deadlines that have passed already.
Participants could enter a maximum of three submissions per approach and category, provided they used these submissions to assess the influence of different strategies on the outcomes.
"In sum, Representative Richardson's submission continues the approach she has taken in this matter from the outset: an utter absence of true remorse for her misuse of official resources and, equally as significant, for what she has put her staff through, as well as a near total deflection of responsibility for this matter," the report said.
The research papers were screened and classified on the basis of the nature of submission, the research approach, quality of research, study design, disease conditions, formulations, interventions and species used.
This signal was observed significantly more often during active submission (i.e., friendly approach with submissive signals) than during sociopositive approaches.
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12% (n = 4) of respondents stated they would approach each submission on a case-by-case basis.
12% (n = 4) of respondents stated they would approach each submission on a case-by-case basis and often refer questionable manuscripts and their authors back to the Declaration of Helsinki.
