Beneficence - Protecting Human Subject Research Participants

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Protecting Human Research ParticipantsCodes and RegulationsMain Menu | Glossary | HelpCase Study: Observational Study of ChallengesReturning to WorkPrevious Page 13 of 19NextIndicate whether the HHS regulations require the followingstudies to provide additional protections for the study’ssubject populations under Subparts B, C or D:A study proposes to observe the challenges for formerprisoners returning to office jobs. Researchers will recruitindividuals who have spent over ten years in prison, have completedtheir sentences, and are now interviewing for office jobs.Does this study requires additional protection for the subject population?Yes, the study involves a vulnerable populationThe correct answer is No.This study does not involve a vulnerable population. The participants in this research are not consideredprisoners, per Subpart C, because they have completed their period of involuntary confinement and areno longer “confined or detained in a penal institution” nor are they “detained pending arraignment,http://phrp.nihtraining.com/codes/13_codes.php (1 of 2)6/20/2008 9:37:20 AM
Protecting Human Research Participantstrial, or sentencing.”No, the study does not involve a vulnerable populationCorrect!This study does not involve a vulnerable population. The participants in this research are not consideredprisoners, per Subpart C, because they have completed their period of involuntary confinement and areno longer “confined or detained in a penal institution” nor are they “detained pending arraignment,trial, or sentencing.”Previous Page 13 of 19Nexthttp://phrp.nihtraining.com/codes/13_codes.php (2 of 2)6/20/2008 9:37:20 AM
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