Research Ethics for Counsellors, Nurses & Social Workers
- Dee Danchev - Nuffield College, University of Oxford, UK
- Alistair Ross - Kellogg College, University of Oxford, UK
Counseling Ethics & the Law | Legal/Ethical Issues in Social Work | Nursing Research
Research Ethics for Counsellors, Nurses & Social Workers is designed to help you make the best start in your research career. With ethical implications and considerations arising at each stage of the research process, engaging with the wide range of issues and ideas can often prove a challenge. Dee Danchev and Alastair Ross will help you overcome this challenge and become confident, skilled researchers by providing you with:
-An in-depth explanation of the theoretical base for a range of ethical demands and approaches, equipping you with the tools to make the right decisions for your project.
-Key research ethics findings so students can apply the latest thinking to your research practice.
-Short case examples and checklists to help you apply theory to practice and reflect on what you have learned.
-Further reading and important resources to support your continued learning.
Whether you are an experienced researcher or coming to research for the first time, this highly practical, step by step guide, is a must for your bookshelf.
Dee Danchev is a counselling psychologist and Pastoral Advisor at Nuffield College, Oxford.
Alistair Ross is Director of Psychodynamic Studies and Dean of Kellogg College, Oxford.
excellent for all grades of students
Good book for reading through or dipping into.
A superby constructed text, which offers the clarity required for engaging with research ethics in somewhat tricky fields of study.
I have recommended this book, as I feel it will help practitioner researchers recognise that ethics is interwoven at every stage of the research process, and gives examples of how ethics work at different stages of the research journey.
This is an excellent book for postgraduate researchers who are seeking to go beyond the "tick-box" approach of procedural ethics. It is very useful to those who inhabit the swampland of real life, where the boundary between institutional review boards and the research needs of psychotherapy are far from straight and clear.
This is a useful resource that introduces students to a range of social contexts which explore ethics-based research. The short case examples are invaluable in demonstrating application of theory to research practice
A must for those involved in health care research
It is helpful to have a text on ethics specifically for those students working in health and social care. It is well written and shows empathy for the service user and researcher.
I am not aware of another text on this topic and it is based in the UK as well
