Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-1-1983
Abstract
It is reasonable to expect IRBs to develop and apply policy as other public policy agencies do. In fact, the risk-benefit analysis now required of IRBs appears to be analogous to the cost-benefit analysis adopted by public policy analysts. But, as we shall see, the new risk-benefit criterion is far less comprehensive and valid than the traditional cost-benefit model.
Publication Title
The Journal of Legal Medicine
Volume
4
Issue
2
First Page
143
Last Page
166
Recommended Citation
Robert L. Schwartz,
Institutional Review of Medical Research: Cost-Benefit Analysis, Risk-Benefit Analysis, and the Possible Effects of Research on Public Policy,
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The Journal of Legal Medicine
143
(1983).
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