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Research Ethics Board

The Research Ethics Board (REB) has responsibility for the ethical assessment of all research involving children at SickKids. It is conducted in accordance with hospital policies and the "Tri Council Policy Statement: Ethical Conduct for Research Involving Humans" taking into consideration the ethical standards of the various professions represented, the standard reflected in the bioethics literature, and the personal and community values as represented by REB members.

The mandate of the REB is to ensure that all research involving human subjects carried out at SickKids or by investigators associated with SickKids meets the highest scientific and ethical standards prior to activation; and to ensure safeguards are developed which provide the greatest protection to patients and members of the community who serve as research subjects. The REB is mandated to approve, reject, propose modifications to, or terminate any proposed or ongoing research.

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Upcoming Lecture
The Development of Pregnancy and Contraception Guidelines for an REB--jumping in the deep end!

Thursday, November 13th, 2008, 3 - 4 p.m.

Presented by: Dr. Dennis Scolnik, Vice-Chair, Research Ethics Board

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