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Chapter 3 - Safety and Ethics in Technological Participatory Health Research with Adolescents

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  20 February 2025

Leonor Rodriguez-Estrada
Leonor Rodriguez-Estrada
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University of Edinburgh
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Chapter 3 explores safety and ethics in online and offline environments, particularly focused on research with adolescents. The chapter emphasises the need for a more rapid response to a very rapidly evolving field. Ethics is understood from a dynamic perspective, adapting to the individual, contextual, social and cultural contexts and needs of individuals and studies. Getting the balance right between enabling adolescent voice and safety is challenging.

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Ethical principlescompetenceinformed consentsituated ethicsrisksafetyincentivesdata management
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Technological Innovations in Participatory Health Research with Adolescents , pp. 60 - 86
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2025

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