Research ethics and integrity
Resources and downloads
Application forms, consent forms, policies and other useful documents.
Authorship
- UKRIO good practice on authorship in the Code of Practice for Research (external link)
- CRediT author statement (external link)
When publishing, researchers should refer to the guidance from these 2 sites above and consider:
- Have you reviewed authorship and contributorship agreements, when conducting the research itself?
- Are agreements relating to intellectual property, publication, authorship, contributorship, international collaboration, and innovation being complied with?
Researchers should address issues relating to publication and authorship, especially the roles of all collaborators and contributors, at an early stage of the design of a project, recognising that, subject to legal and ethical requirements, roles and contributions may change during the research. Decisions on publication and authorship/contributorship should be agreed jointly and communicated to all members of the research team.
Working with the NHS
- IRAS form (external link)
- IRAS process (staff intranet)
- Insurance documents - Guidance (staff intranet)
Working with participants
- Participation Information and Consent Form (docx, 43.9 kB)
- Participant Information - Privacy Guidance Notice (docx, 46.1 kB)
- Participation wording and list of independent chairs (docx, 38.8 kB)
- Guidelines on Research Ethics for Projects with Children (PDF, 0.2MB)
Policies
- York St John Research Ethics Policy (docx, 70.9 kB)
- UK Research Integrity Office (UKRIO) Code of Practice for Research (external link)
- Concordat to support research (external link)
Misconduct in research
Gatekeeper expectations: Guidance
Other useful links
- Guidance on Inclusive Writing (to follow)
- Health and Safety
- Research Data Management Policy