<unk>  is a concept in<unk>  ethics which states that a person in human subject<unk>  has a right to<unk>  when participating in<unk> . Some typical scenarios this would apply to include, or example, a surveyor doing social<unk>  conducts an interview with a<unk>  or a medical<unk> er in a clinical trial asks for a blood sample from a<unk> to see if there is a relationship between something which can be measured in blood and a person's health. In both cases, the ideal outcome is that any<unk> can join the study and neither the<unk> er nor the study design nor the publication of the study results would ever identify any<unk> in the study. Thus, the<unk>  rights of these individuals can be preserved.<unk>  for medical<unk><unk>  is protected by several procedures such as informed consent, compliance with medical<unk>  laws, and transparency in how patient data is accumulated and analyzed. People decide to participate in<unk>  for any number of different reasons, such as a personal interest, a desire to promote<unk>  which benefits their community, or for other reasons. Various guidelines for human subject<unk>  protect study<unk>  who choose to participate in<unk> , and the international consensus is that the rights of people who participate in studies are best protected when the study<unk> can trust that<unk> ers will not connect the identities of study<unk>  with their input into the study. Many study<unk>  have experienced problems when their<unk>  was not upheld after participating in<unk> . Sometimes<unk>  is not kept because of insufficient study protection, but also sometimes it is because of unanticipated problems with the study design which inadvertently compromise<unk> . The<unk>  of<unk><unk>  is typically protected by the<unk>  organizer, but the institutional review board is a designated overseer which monitors the organizer to provide protection to study<unk> .
Privacy for research participants
Patient participation
Good clinical practice
Criticism of patents
Good clinical data management practice
Patient safety
Anthem medical data breach
Collaborative practice agreement