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Ethical and Child Protection Recommendations for Researching, Documenting and Monitoring Violence Against Children with Disabilities (Chapter 5 in Child Protection and Disability: Practical Challenges for Research).
Fry, Deborah.
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p. 63-88
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Published: 2016
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This chapter explores ethical issues arising from conducting research on child protection and disability and provides guidance for researching, documenting, and monitoring violence against children with disabilities. Key considerations include the need to balance respondents’ right to participation in research while maintaining the highest level of ethical standards and ensuring the benefits to respondents or communities of documenting violence against children with disabilities are greater than the risks to respondents and communities. 5 figures.
Keywords:
CHILD WELFARE; CHILD ABUSE; CHILD PROTECTION; CHILDREN WITH DISABILITIES; DEAFNESS; SOCIAL WORKERS; SOCIAL WORKERS ROLE; POLICIES; PROMISING PRACTICES; RESEARCH METHODOLOGY; CHILD WELFARE RESEARCH; ETHICS; DOCUMENTATION; DATA COLLECTION