. "Appendix F: IRB and Ethical Issues in Conducting International Behavioral Science Research." International Collaborations in Behavioral and Social Sciences Research: Report of a Workshop. Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 2008.
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Respect for enrolled subjects—subjects must have their privacy protected, they must have the opportunity to withdraw, and their well-being must be monitored.
THE FAIR BENEFITS FRAMEWORK
Fair Benefits
Benefits to participants during the research—improvements to health and health care
Collateral health services unnecessary for research study
Benefits to population during the research
Collateral health services unnecessary for research study
Public health measures
Employment and economic activity
Benefits to population after the research
Reasonable availability of effective intervention
Research and medical care capacity development
Public health measures
Long-term research collaboration
Sharing of financial rewards from research results
Collaborative Partnership
Community involvement at all stages
Free uncoerced decision-making by population bearing the burdens of the research
Transparency
Central publicly accessible repository of benefits agreements
