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Unveiling Unethical Research: A Path to Ethical Practice and Growth

We are excited to introduce our monthly blog series, where we delve into the realm of unethical research and program evaluation practices through well-known examples. At Viable Insights, we firmly believe that shedding light on unethical conduct is crucial for fostering ethical awareness, improving professional standards, and ultimately creating positive change in the field. Join … more »
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Creative Mornings – Tucson: Reflection

Last year, I had the opportunity to meet with Jennifer Mead, the fearless host and lead of CMT. In talking about how data fits into the creative space, we discussed upcoming themes — one of which was corruption. Quickly (and probably too forwardly), I pitched myself as the speaker for what felt like a timely … more »
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Consent in Research

Hello everyone! Phil here to share some thoughts on an important IRB topic – consent. More specifically, what consent looks like in ethical research. The primary goal of IRBs is to ensure that research protocols account for the wellbeing of participants. One of the elements of this process focuses on the degree to which researchers are … more »
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