Textbook of Research Ethics

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The book explores the definition and scope of research in the context of biomedical ethics, emphasizing the distinction between research aimed at generating generalizable knowledge and program evaluation. It highlights the complexities involved in health research, which can encompass both medical and behavioral studies, and may occur within or outside clinical settings. The guidelines provided address various methodologies, including observational studies and interventions, while acknowledging the challenges in differentiating research from other forms of inquiry.