Fraud and Misconduct in Biomedical Research, 4th edition
4th Edition
Published on 3. October 2008
Book
Paperback/Softback
312 pages
978-1-85315-786-8 (ISBN)
Description
Now in its fourth edition, Fraud and Misconduct in Biomedical Research boasts an impressive list of contributors from around the globe and introduces a new focus for the book, transforming it from a series of monographs into a publication that will quickly become an essential textbook on all areas of research fraud and misconduct.
Key features include:
a comprehensive analysis of the historical aspects of research misconduct, with cases from across the world;
an extended section on the detection of research misconduct, examining the roles of the peer review process, statistical analysis, and routine enhanced audit;
a completely new section, 'The Way Forward', which looks at the role of national advisory bodies.
Fraud and Misconduct in Biomedical Research strives to uncover the issues surrounding clinical research in order to raise awareness of unethical practice, open debate and express concerns. This book is internationally relevant; from anyone who is involved with biomedical research or has an interest in fraud and misconduct, to the recipients and beneficiaries of research, who are directly affected by unreliable research.
Key features include:
a comprehensive analysis of the historical aspects of research misconduct, with cases from across the world;
an extended section on the detection of research misconduct, examining the roles of the peer review process, statistical analysis, and routine enhanced audit;
a completely new section, 'The Way Forward', which looks at the role of national advisory bodies.
Fraud and Misconduct in Biomedical Research strives to uncover the issues surrounding clinical research in order to raise awareness of unethical practice, open debate and express concerns. This book is internationally relevant; from anyone who is involved with biomedical research or has an interest in fraud and misconduct, to the recipients and beneficiaries of research, who are directly affected by unreliable research.
Reviews / Votes
This book has a world wide approach with careful warnings where some countries still lag behind in their policing of research papers. All researchers should read this book before they commence their projects, and then they should read it again just before submitting their work for possible publication.Maturitas Spring 2009
The book is unique in the way it informs us about historical aspects of the lack of research integrity and provides definitions for misconduct and other forms of scientific dishonesty.
The Lancet, March 2009
The editors have structured the fourth edition differently from earlier versions... The aim has been to create more of a standard text with an appeal to students and teachers of medical research and publication ethics, as well as academics and those of us from a more commercial background. In fact, anyone with an interest in ensuring the highest standards of conduct in research will benefit from reading this book.
The Write Stuff, Vol 18, No.3 2009
I cannot think that there is any branch of medicine to which the messages which come so clearly from this excellent book may not be applicable.
Pharmaceutical Medicine
You can read all about it in this racy yet scholarly book. I predict you will not be able to lay it down.
Medical Journal of Australia
Provides additional stimulus to a discussion that undoubtedly will continue into the future.
JAMA
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Edition
4th edition
Language
English
Place of publication
London
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Target group
Professional and scholarly
Academic and Professional Reference
Illustrations
10 s/w Abbildungen, 10 s/w Zeichnungen
10 Line drawings, black and white; 10 Illustrations, black and white
Dimensions
Height: 234 mm
Width: 156 mm
Weight
480 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-85315-786-8 (9781853157868)
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Frank Wells | Michael Farthing
Fraud and Misconduct in Biomedical Research, 4th edition
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03/2019
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Persons
Frank Wells FRCP FRCPE FFPM
Retired Pharmaceutical Physician, Ipswich, UK
Michael JG Farthing DSc(Med) MD FRCP FMedSci
Vice-Chancellor and Professor of Medicine, University of Sussex, Brighton, UK
Retired Pharmaceutical Physician, Ipswich, UK
Michael JG Farthing DSc(Med) MD FRCP FMedSci
Vice-Chancellor and Professor of Medicine, University of Sussex, Brighton, UK
Content
Contributors
Preface
SECTION 1: SETTING THE SCENE
1. The concept of scientific dishonesty: Ethics, value systems, and research - Povl Riis
2. Ethical issues in the publication process - Richard Smith
3. What is research misconduct? - Drummond Rennie and C Kristina Gunsalus
SECTION 2: THE HISTORICAL ASPECTS OF RESEARCH MISCONDUCT
4. An interpretive history of research misconduct policy in the USA and Canada - Nicholas H Steneck
5. Historical aspects of research misconduct: Europe - Frank Wells SECTION 3: THE PREVENTION OF RESEARCH MISCONDUCT
6. The promotion of good publication practice - Elizabeth Wager
7. Monitoring medical research: Better to prevent than to cure? - Helena van den Dungen
8. The role of research ethics committees - John Saunders
SECTION 4: APPROACHES TO THE DETECTION OF RESEARCH MISCONDUCT
9. The role of the whistleblower - Sabine Kleinert
10. The role of the peer review process - Ana Marusic
11. Can statistical analysis reveal research misconduct? - Stephen Evans
12. The role of electronic tracking in monitoring data output in clinical trials - Erick Gaussens, Pierre-Henri Bertoye, and Jean-Marc Husson
13. The role of monitoring of research for compliance and detecting misconduct - Michael R Hamrell
14. The role of routine enhanced audit - Nicky Dodsworth
SECTION 5: INVESTIGATION OF RESEARCH MISCONDUCT
15. Handling whistleblowers: Bane and boon - C Kristina Gunsalus and Drummond Rennie
16. Conduct of an inquiry into alleged misconduct - Jane Barrett
SECTION 6: THE WAY FORWARD
17. The role of national advisory bodies - Michael Farthing
Index
Preface
SECTION 1: SETTING THE SCENE
1. The concept of scientific dishonesty: Ethics, value systems, and research - Povl Riis
2. Ethical issues in the publication process - Richard Smith
3. What is research misconduct? - Drummond Rennie and C Kristina Gunsalus
SECTION 2: THE HISTORICAL ASPECTS OF RESEARCH MISCONDUCT
4. An interpretive history of research misconduct policy in the USA and Canada - Nicholas H Steneck
5. Historical aspects of research misconduct: Europe - Frank Wells SECTION 3: THE PREVENTION OF RESEARCH MISCONDUCT
6. The promotion of good publication practice - Elizabeth Wager
7. Monitoring medical research: Better to prevent than to cure? - Helena van den Dungen
8. The role of research ethics committees - John Saunders
SECTION 4: APPROACHES TO THE DETECTION OF RESEARCH MISCONDUCT
9. The role of the whistleblower - Sabine Kleinert
10. The role of the peer review process - Ana Marusic
11. Can statistical analysis reveal research misconduct? - Stephen Evans
12. The role of electronic tracking in monitoring data output in clinical trials - Erick Gaussens, Pierre-Henri Bertoye, and Jean-Marc Husson
13. The role of monitoring of research for compliance and detecting misconduct - Michael R Hamrell
14. The role of routine enhanced audit - Nicky Dodsworth
SECTION 5: INVESTIGATION OF RESEARCH MISCONDUCT
15. Handling whistleblowers: Bane and boon - C Kristina Gunsalus and Drummond Rennie
16. Conduct of an inquiry into alleged misconduct - Jane Barrett
SECTION 6: THE WAY FORWARD
17. The role of national advisory bodies - Michael Farthing
Index