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Author: BENGRY-HOWELL A.; GRIFFIN C.;

Title: Negotiating access in ethnographic research with ‘hard to reach’ young people: establishing common ground or a process of methodological grooming?

Reference: International Journal of Social Research Methodology, 15(5), 2012, pp.403-416.

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Topics: informed consent; research ethics; research methodologies; young people; practice; United Kingdom;

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Author: SALWAY Sarah; et al.;

Title: Can the quality of social research on ethnicity be improved through the introduction of guidance? Findings from a research commissioning pilot exercise.

Reference: International Journal of Social Research Methodology, 15(5), 2012, pp.385-401.

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Topics: black and minority ethnic people; ethnicity; research ethics; research methodologies; standards; research; United Kingdom;

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Author: O'REILLY Michelle; et al.;

Title: Parent and child views on anonymity: ‘I’ve got nothing to hide’.

Reference: International Journal of Social Research Methodology, 15(3), 2012, pp.211-223.

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Topics: child and adolescent mental health services; confidentiality; qualitative research; research ethics; user views; research; England;

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Author: TYLDUM Guri;

Title: Ethics or access? Balancing informed consent against the application of institutional, economic or emotional pressures in recruiting respondents for research.

Reference: International Journal of Social Research Methodology, 15(3), 2012, pp.199-210.

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Topics: informed consent; research ethics; research methodologies; risk;

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Author: GILLIES Val; EDWARDS Rosalind;

Title: Working with archived classic family and community studies: illuminating past and present conventions around acceptable research practice.

Reference: International Journal of Social Research Methodology, 15(4), 2012, pp.321-330.

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Topics: families; parenting; qualitative research; research ethics; sociology; research; United Kingdom;

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Author: MCCARRY Melanie;

Title: Who benefits? A critical reflection of children and young people’s participation in sensitive research.

Reference: International Journal of Social Research Methodology, 15(1), 2012, pp.55-68.

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Topics: children; participatory research; partner abuse; research ethics; user participation; young people; research; England;

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Author: MCKEVITT Christopher;

Title: Experience, knowledge and evidence: a comparison of research relations in health and anthropology.

Reference: Evidence and Policy, 9(1), January 2013, pp.113-130.

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Topics: evidence-based practice; participatory research; research design; research ethics; user participation;

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Author: GURU Surinder;

Title: Reflections on research: families affected by counter-terrorism in the UK.

Reference: International Social Work, 55(5), September 2012, pp.689-703.

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Topics: Muslims; politics; research ethics; research methodologies; terrorism; women; research; England;

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Author: PARKER Jonathan; PENHALE Bridget; STANLEY David;

Title: Research ethics review: social care and social science research and the Mental Capacity Act 2005.

Reference: Ethics and Social Welfare, 5(4), 2011, pp.380-400.

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Topics: mental capacity; mental health law; research ethics; research methods; social work; research; England; Wales;

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Author: DRISCOLL Jennifer;

Title: Children's rights and participation in social research: balancing young people's autonomy rights and their protection.

Reference: Child and Family Law Quarterly, 24(4), 2012, pp.452-474.

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Topics: children; childrens rights; informed consent; law; looked after children; participation; research ethics; research governance; research methods; young people; United Kingdom;

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Author: SHAW Ian; LUNT Neil;

Title: Constructing practitioner research.

Reference: Social Work Research, 36(3), September 2012, pp.197-208.

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Topics: evaluation; research ethics; research methods; social care provision; social workers; research; United Kingdom;

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Author: MUNRO Gayle; BRAGAGLIA Fleur;

Title: Who determines what is 'ethical'? Some challenges of research governance within the voluntary sector.

Reference: Voluntary Sector Review, 3(3), November 2012, pp.407-415.

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Topics: research ethics; research governance; voluntary organisations; voluntary sector; research; United Kingdom;

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Author: MCDONALD Katherine; PATKA Mazna;

Title: “There is no black or white”: scientific community views on ethics in intellectual and developmental disability research.

Reference: Journal of Policy and Practice in Intellectual Disabilities, 9(3), September 2012, pp.206-214.

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Topics: learning disabilities; participatory research; research ethics; research; United States;

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Author: TUFFORD Lea; et al.;

Title: Conducting research with lesbian, gay, and bisexual populations: navigating research ethics board reviews.

Reference: Journal of Gay and Lesbian Social Services, 24(3), July-September 2012, pp.221-240.

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Topics: bisexual people; gay men; lesbians; research ethics; social work; practice; Canada; United States;

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Author: KENNAN Danielle; FIVES Allyn; CANAVAN John;

Title: Accessing a hard to reach population: reflections on research with young carers in Ireland.

Reference: Child and Family Social Work, 17(3), August 2012, pp.275-283.

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Topics: carers; child protection; children; confidentiality; research ethics; research methodologies; user participation; young people; research; Ireland;

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Author: HARPER David; THOMPSON Andrew R.; (eds.);

Title: Qualitative research methods in mental health and psychotherapy: a guide for students and practitioners

Publisher: Oxford: Wiley-Blackwell, 2011. 272p.

Format: book;

Topics: evaluation; mental health; psychotherapy; qualitative research; research ethics; research methods; user participation; practice; care professionals;

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Author: BEAMISH Eileen; et al;

Title: Better together: the TRAIL user participation toolkit for living labs

Publisher: Belfast: University of Ulster, 2012. 108p.

Format: book;

Topics: case studies; participatory research; research ethics; research governance; user participation; practice; practice example;

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Author: WHITE Emma L.; MORGAN Michelle F.;

Title: Yes! I am a researcher. The research story of a young adult with Down syndrome.

Reference: British Journal of Learning Disabilities, 40(2), June 2012, pp.101-108.

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Topics: collaboration; data collection; Downs syndrome; participatory research; research dissemination; research ethics; research skills; England;

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Author: YOUNG Alys; HUNT Ros;

Title: Research with d/deaf people

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Publisher: London: School for Social Care Research, 2011. 27p.

Format: book;

Topics: adults; deafness; research ethics; research methods; social care provision; research review;

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Author: KEENAN Marie;

Title: Researching the lives of Irish Roman Catholic clergy who have sexually abused minors: collaborative inquiry.

Reference: Qualitative Social Work, 11(3), May 2012, pp.282-298.

Format: article;

Topics: child sexual abuse; research ethics; research methods; sex offenders; sexual offences; research; Ireland;

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