Question

How did The Belmont Principles were implemented to protect vulnerable populations in general and vulnerable populations more specifically?

Answer 1

Answer:

The belmont report contains ethical principles and guidelines which is prepared by the National commission for the human subjects protection in biomedical and behavioral research. The research involves human subjects for gaining knowledge and innovating of new methods in the treatment of diseases often involves ethical problems. These ethical problems can resolve by using the guidelines and principles from Belmont report.

--The vulnerable populations like people in poor health , homeless population or racial minorities consider for the research human subjects. This report mainly based on the providing respect for human subjects like providing informed consent to all population, Beneficence in research involves the providing infromation of all risks and benefits happen due to that research and Justice to human subjects means in the research , all the population gets fair treatment without partiality .

--The vulnerable population involves in this research must have informed consent and should follow appropriate steps in the research.

--This population must first informed about the risks and the benefits about this research. The Belmont principles includes the minimization of risk involved in the research.

--the research in human subjects with force is never justified in the belmont report.

--After the research in the vulnerable populations , should identify the benefits from research to those people involved in the research and to the society.

--after the research in the population, the results involves risks and benefits should be provided accurately and faiely and the data about the research should keep it safe.