SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH INVOLVING HUMANS AND EVOLUTION OF ETHICAL STANDARDS ADOPTED BY BRAZIL

• DOI: 10.22533/at.ed.5582192207072

• Palavras-chave: Social Anthropology; search; ethic.

• Keywords: Social Anthropology; search; ethic.

• Abstract:

  This article aims to discuss the complexities of the Brazilian debate on research ethics, especially since the 1990s. To this end, it begins with a brief introduction to the context of contemporary bioethics and how its norms and principles provide content and form for approaches to research. search. It then details the history of the National Research Ethics Commission (CNE) and the evolution of the ethical standards adopted by the National Research Ethics Commission (Conep), as well as the subsequent changes that occurred after the creation of the National Research Ethics Commission (Conep). The analysis is based on documentary evidence provided by official ECLAC documents (the coordinating body of the CNE).

   

• Número de páginas: 14