Showing posts with label ethics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ethics. Show all posts

March 6, 2025

Hooray! Ethics approval

We were very pleased to receive approval from the CSU Human Research Ethics Committee today for our research with Catholic Education Tasmania. Now we can begin. Hooray!

November 12, 2024

Ethics application

Today Dr Nicola Ivory and I worked hard on our ethics application for our research with Catholic Education Tasmania. Lots was accomplished.

July 25, 2024

Children on campus - Scoping review + preparing for ethics

Today we had two meetings to advance our work about children on campus.

This morning, our review team (Carolyn Gregoric, Suzanne Hopf, Claudio Dionigi and I) worked on the discussion of our paper that includes a scoping review of international literature and rapid review of Austrailan university policies and guidance documents.

Carolyn, Suzanne, Claudio and Sharynne

This afternoon, our broader group met to discuss writing the ethics application for undertaking research to co-create The Treehouse (virtual and physical) and include children as research participants in our new Children's Voices Centre.

February 29, 2024

Rural Health Research Institute Grant research team meeting to discuss ethics

Today we had a CSU Rural Health Research Institute Grant team meeting to discuss our ethics application that was submitted last week - and how we can ensure that we undertake respectful research where we support staff, children, families and one another.

Helen Blake, Emily-Jane Woodhead, Sharynne, Kate Margetson, Sarah Bartlett

June 5, 2023

Writing ethics applications takes a long time

Today two of my research higher degree students submitted their ethics applications. Writing ethics applications takes a long time - we have been working on these for months. Each section requires a lot of discussion and thinking. I am really pleased about this. It means that we have considered as many aspects as possible about our research. It means that our research will be as good as it possibly can be. Now we wait to see if there are changes recommended by the ethics committee before we proceed with our research.



November 9, 2022

CSU Research Integrity Unit

Today at the Faculty of Arts and Education Research and Graduate Studies meeting Prof Catherine Allen spoke about the CSU Research Integrity Unit and how people can make an appointment with a Research Integrity Advisor https://research.csu.edu.au/integrity-ethics-compliance

May 10, 2022

Ethical Research Involving Children

This evening I attended an excellent seminar presented by Prof Anne Graham and Julia Truscott from the University of Southern Queensland via the Queens University Belfast Centre for Children's Rights.

There were some excellent resources shared during the presentation via ERIC: https://childethics.com/

https://childethics.com/ethical-guidance/

February 28, 2018

Ethical approval for NSW Translational Research Health Grant

This week we have received the final ethical approval in order to undertake our NSW Health Translational Research Grant about waiting for speech pathology. We have had to submit extensive applications (that were different in each case) to Charles Sturt University, NSW Health, and Health Victoria. Hooray - the research now can begin across all of our research sites.

August 14, 2014

Ethics approval gained from Fiji Ministry of Education, National Heritage, Culture and Arts

Suzanne Hopf, is undertaking her PhD at CSU via distance education from Fiji. Her PhD topic is "Supporting Fijian children's speech, language, and literacy" and she is co-supervised by Dr Sarah McDonagh and myself. Suzanne has just achieved an important milestone: she has received official approval to conduct research in Fiji from the Fiji Ministry of Education, National Heritage, Culture and Arts. She now has to finalise ethical approval from Charles Sturt University, then she will be ready to begin data collection.  In addition, she has just completed writing a journal article titled "World Englishes: A phonological profile of two dialects of Fiji English". This will be submitted to a journal in the next week. Congratulations Suzanne.