Ethics. A. As a Statistician / Statistical Consultant B. Human Subjects Research Protections
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1 Ethics A. As a Statistician / Statistical Consultant B. Human Subjects Research Protections
2 Statistical Ethics Professional conduct of statistical analyses essential to society Use statistics in Medical diagnoses / biomedical research Environment / Agriculture Economy / market research / quality control Government policy decisions Scientific and engineering research
3 Statistical Ethics Ethical issues may arise in research from: deliberate fraudulent behavior Collection of data Recording of data use of incorrect procedures omitting data which do not support a researcher s ideas misuse of statistics in the analysis and interpretation phase
4 Statistical Ethics American Statistical Association has Ethical Guidelines for Statistical Practice ASA Committee on Professional Ethics Applies to all Statisticians (and/or those doing the analyses) Researchers / Funders / Employers Interested audience Not followed in practice due to conflict of interest / poor science / lack of knowledge
5 Statistical Ethics Statistical ethics and statistical validity are highly interdependent Poor use of statistics and the increased availability of information creating hardnosed skeptics and lazy practitioners Guidelines focus on 8 topic areas Professionalism Responsibility to funders / employers Responsibilities in publications and testimony
6 Professionalism Strive for practical significance, not just statistical significance Competent understanding of subject matters and software Disclose conflicts of interest and resolve them Use statistical methodologies suitable to the data
7 Responsibility to Funders Apply statistical sampling and analysis procedures objectively Explain potential biases created by altering the sampling /design plan Clarify respective roles in studies Where appropriate present Funders choices of statistical approaches that vary in cost, precision, scope
8 Responsibilities to Publications Maintain personal responsibility for all work bearing one s name Report statistical and substantive assumptions made in a study Report the sources of information and if possible share the data Fully report statistical methods used Report limits of inference
9 Statistics and Ethics Hypothesis testing and statistical significance Role of the null and alternative hypotheses Interpretation of a P-value Basic and Applied Social Psychology (BASP) will no longer publish papers containing P values
10 Statistics and Ethics The nature of the conclusion and its scope Properties of procedures (long-run behavior) described in terms of a single use Not rejecting the null versus a test of bioequvalence
11 Multiplicity What happens when we have many outcomes and do many tests? Some technical adjustments are possible, e.g. multiple comparisons procedures
12 Other issues Outliers Other rules for excluding data Intent to treat and LOCF Transformations Data mining
13 Some principles Transparency Free from pretense of deceit, readily understood Often applied to decision making It can be applied to the use of statistics Issues related to selective reporting Analyses to understand the data Analyses to present the findings
14 Roles of statisticians Old I teach formulas and procedures I consult I calculate power I analyze data I do tables, not words New My students learn to use concepts I collaborate I plan studies I draw conclusions I do words and tables
15 Ethics implications In the old scenario, my ethical responsibility is to do good statistics In the new scenario, my ethical responsibility is much greater as I m a leader on the research team
16 History of Human Subject Research First documented trials in 1700 s Vaccination trials Researchers and family members as subjects Generally, human subject studies carefully scrutinized Consent of subject key Generally high regard for medical profession
17 Nuremberg Code After war, 23 Nazi doctors and scientists put on trial Used concentration camp inmates as subjects Study commonly led to the death of subject As part of sentences, 10 points describing required elements for research with humans
18 Nuremberg Code Informed consent in essential Prior animal work is essential Risks should be justified by anticipated benefits Only qualified scientists conduct research Physical/mental suffering be avoided Research in which death or severe injury likely should not be performed
19 Benefits vs Risks Benefits: positive value of advantage of being in study Could be direct effect to individual Could be more of a societal benefit Risks: outcomes that potentially harm the subject Must assess magnitude and probability Easy to quantify physical risk Harder to assess social, legal, financial, psychological
20 Declaration of Helsinki Nuremberg code: Limited effect in US Medical profession already knew better No real law enacted World Medical Association developed code of research ethics (1964) Focused more on research with therapeutic intent Journal editors required this code be followed Birth of institutional review boards (IRBs)
21 Beecher Article Was an anesthesiologist Wrote article in 1966 (NEJM) Described 22 examples of studies with controversial ethics Heightened awareness of researchers, public, and press to the problem of unethical research ethics Possible to happen anywhere
22 Beecher Article Problems Lack of informed consent / withholding info Coersion/undue pressure on volunteers Use/exploitation of vulnerable population Withholding available treatments Deception Risks outweigh benefits
23 Willowbrook Hepatitis Study 1956 study to determine natural history of viral hepatitis Inoculation against hepatitis Children at institution for mentally retarded deliberately infected with mild form of hepatitis Lack of full disclosure of risks Possible coersion Use of vulnerable population
24 San Antonio Contraception Study 1971 study to determine side effects of an oral contraceptive Crossover design with half the women getting oral contraceptive and half getting placebo Problems Informed consent weren t told this would happen Risks outweigh benefits Vulnerable group
25 Tuskegee Syphilis Study Public Health Service study ( ) Study to document natural history of syphilis in African-American men Initially enrolled men with and without syphilis Men were denied antibiotics (1940 penicillin) Problems Lack of informed consent Deception Withholding available treatment
26 Government Involvement Syphilis study resulted in Congress getting involved Recommended federal regulations be put into place 1974 National Commission put into place and asked to identify basic ethical principles of human subject research and develop guidelines 1979: Published Belmont Report
27 Belmont Report Required reading for anyone involved in human subject research Identified three basic principles Respect for persons Beneficence Justice Each should have equal moral force when determining merits of research
28 Respect for Persons Treat individuals as autonomous human beings Let them choose for themselves Provide extra protection for those with limited autonomy Limited mental capacity Lack of freedom or influence of others Informed Consent / Respect of Privacy
29 Beneficence Minimize harms and maximize benefits Best possible research design to maximize benefits / minimize harms Need favorable risk-benefit ratio Capable researchers to perform procedures
30 Justice Treat people fairly and design studies so the burdens and benefits are shared equitably Subject selection Avoid exploitation of vulnerable populations
31 More Recent Events Death of Normal Volunteer Underwent bronchonsopy Was difficult procedure requiring numerous doses of lidocaine Subject nodded yes when asked to continue Later had cardiac arrest due to overdose of lidocaine Issues Doses / limit of lidocaine not in protocol Subject not observed after procedure Complete autonomy?
32 More Recent Events 1999: Death in Gene Therapy Trial 18-year-old James Gelsinger died during a gene-therapy study to treat enzyme disorders Issues Conflict of interest Researcher James Wilson held a 30-percent equity stake in the company that owned the rights to license the drug that Wilson was testing. Data safety monitoring incomplete Informed consent
33 More Recent Events 2001: At Johns Hopkins, Ellen Roche, an otherwise healthy woman, died of respiratory failure after breathing in a chemical that was designed to help scientists study the effects of asthma. Later, investigators uncovered evidence that the chemical could be unsafe, evidence the researcher had not found in his literature search. Moreover, the consent forms signed by Roche and other patients made the chemical seem like a benign and federally approved product.
34 More Recent Events After a man died during a gene-therapy experiment at the St. Elizabeth Medical Center in Boston in 2001, his family filed a wrongfuldeath suit, alleging that the man would never have entered the experiment had he been told about the 20 percent financial interest that the researcher and hospital had in the product being tested.
35 Fake TV show 2010 French psychological experiment staged as game show How far will people go in obeying authority Does TV reinforce this authority Participants asked to shock man in booth if question answered incorrectly 60% of the participants obeyed orders until the end even with man screaming in pain
36 Indian Tribe s Genetic Info Havasupai Indians issued a banishment order to keep Arizona State University employees away Had provided DNA samples to ASU for study of diabetes Samples had been used to study other illnesses without their knowledge Were participants fully informed?
37 Data Safety and Monitoring Board DSMB monitors patient safety and evaluates the efficacy of the intervention Initial responsibility is to approve the initiation of a clinical trial After approval, and at periodic intervals during the course of the trial, the DSMB responsibilities are to: review the research protocol, informed consent documents and plans for data safety and monitoring; evaluate the progress of the trial, including periodic assessments of data quality and timeliness, participant recruitment, accrual and retention, participant risk versus benefit, performance of the trial site, and other factors that can affect study outcome; if appropriate, conduct interim analysis of efficacy in accordance with stopping rules which are clearly defined in advance of data analysis; Consider factors external to the study when relevant info becomes available, such as scientific or therapeutic developments that may have an impact on the safety of the participants or the ethics of the trial;
38 What is an IRB? Committee of at least 5 members Varied professions / expertise Obtain special competencies from outside consultants Sensitive to community attitudes Sensitive to vulnerable populations Trained in institutional regulations, standards of professional conduct
39 What Does an IRB do? Approve, disapprove, or modify current human subjects research Conduct continuing reviews Observe, monitor, audit Suspend or terminate approval What constitutes human subjects research?
40 Definitions Human Subject Living individual about whom and investigator conducting research obtains Data through intervention or interaction with an individual Identifiable private information Research A systematic investigation designed to develop or contribute to generalizable knowledge
41 Criteria for Approval 45 CFR Minimizes the risks Has reasonable risk/benefit ratio Equitable subject selection Vulnerable populations addressed Informed consent process / documentation Confidentiality / privacy maintained Data monitored for safety
42 Level of Review 1. Exempt Low-risk research (as defined by Federal criteria) Fits one of 6 categories Involves only non-vulnerable population Does not involve sensitive issues No permanent record of individual Does not have to initially be anonymous Destroy links once data obtained and processed
43 Six Categories Typical education practices Educational tests, survey procedures, interview procedures, or observation of public behavior, unless: human subjects can be identified directly (or linked) and information is sensitive Existing data if publicly available or unidentifiable Research with public officials or candidates Evaluation of public or service programs Taste and food quality evaluations, consumer acceptance
44 Level of Review 2. Expedited Meets criteria for minimal risk Involves activities in one of nine categories Non-vulnerable populations Non-sensitive issues Minimal risk : No substantive increase beyond risks of ordinary life IRB needs to be very careful to consider all potential risks
45 Expedited Review Reviewed at same rigor as Full but with a limited number of reviewers Must go to full review if research to be disapproved Selected categories Focus groups, collected data not for research purposes, blood samples, voice or video data, noninvasive collection of biological samples
46 Level of Review Full Research greater than minimal risk Research involving vulnerable populations Sensitive topics (will vary by community) All IRB members review protocol
47 Study #1 Want to determine prevalence of illicit drug use in pregnant women Subjects will be from 10 rural and 10 hospitals in Arizona Collect urine drug screening, demographics Subject identifiers will be stripped Waiver of consent is requested
48 Study #2 Want to determine prevalence of illicit drug use in a high school Subjects from one urban school Will screen existing urine samples from previous protein study Samples will be stripped of identifiers Researchers claim this is exempt research Research involving the collection or study of existing data, documents, records, pathological specimens, or diagnostic specimens, if these sources are publicly available or if the information is recorded by the investigator in such a manner that subjects cannot be identified, directly or through identifiers linked to the subjects
49 Study #3 Find risk factors for pancreatic cancer Registry will be established involving 20 major health centers Patients will provide extensive health history information Asked to provide health information on family members (1 st and 2 nd order relatives) Are the family members also research subjects?
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