ISSN : 1229-067X
As professional and public attention is drawn to ethical principles of Human Subject Research, research institutes, universities, and academic associations as well as government have endeavored to set up an Institute Review Board(IRB) to regulate and monitor ethical standards and rules for operation. Despite increased need for IRB, access to IRB has been limited to researchers due to practical reasons. Department of Psychology at Yonsei University established the Departmental Review Board(DRB) as a substitute system to IRB in 2006. This article provided information about establishment and management of the DRB, as well as its accomplishments made during the past 3 years using objective data. The DRB rules, regulations and forms were attached in the appendix. Future directions and suggestions were discussed.
김옥주 (2008, 6월) 국내외 대학 IRB 현황과 활성화 방안, 제 2회 2008 연구윤리포럼GRP교육과 실천, 연구강국을 향하여.
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