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The Implications of Care Ethics in Research Involving Vulnerable Subjects: Obtaining Informed Consent
Korean Journal of Medical Ethics
Abbr :
의료윤리
2017, 20(4), pp.445-464
DOI :10.35301/ksme.2017.20.4.445
Publisher : The Korean Society For Medical Ethics
Research Area : General Medicine
2017, 20(4), pp.445-464
DOI :10.35301/ksme.2017.20.4.445
Publisher : The Korean Society For Medical Ethics
Research Area : General Medicine
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This article examines special protection measures within international regulations and domestic laws for vulnerable subjects in research involving human subjects. An ethic of care that respects individuality and promotes altruism toward vulnerable subjects is proposed. In order to realize this ethic of care, four principles based on relational, mutual, and critical considerations are proposed. In research on human subjects, the four care principles can be realized as a dialogic interaction in the informed consent process, although dialogic interaction has limitations as a concrete guideline for the entire consent process. Finally, this article recommends a care checklist that researchers can write personally.
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