Balanced Ethics Review

@nielsvandeven @squig @drl4567 @Tufts_PACE Also, there is no reason to 'err on the side of caution' for a good IRB. See: Whitney, S. N. (2016). Balanced Ethics Review. Springer International Publishing. https://t.co/WfkoznNu6V

@cconrymurray @siminevazire @DrJenOverbeck I can highly recommend sending this book https://t.co/PJtBlyzGfH to any IRB that is showing signs of 'function creep'. It's a very accessible and opinionated (but I think correct) manual of what an IRB should and

Just published! Balanced Ethics Review, Authored by Simon N. Whitney https://t.co/dGpiDvNyYH

Can a new IRB handbook provide alternative to orthodoxy? https://t.co/KiJuiVIGHi