HSP Projects
Project 1: Informed Consent and Perceptions of Risk and Harm in Survey Participation Description
Project 2: Estimation of Disclosure Risk and Statistical Methods for Disclosure Limitation Description
Project 3: Statistical Disclosure Control Best Practices and Tools for the Social Sciences Description
Project 4: Resources for the Secure Dissemination of Human Subjects Data Description
Funding Opportunities
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PA-02-103 Research on Ethical Issues In Human Studies
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What is HSP?
This program aims to answer the call for knowledge and innovation that has arisen out of recent events and inquiries about studies involving human subjects. Analyses underway now at influential public institutions such as the National Academy of Sciences and the Institute of Medicine are likely to call for new research on the risks of human research. In the area of social science research, we expect those calls to emphasize the reduction of disclosure risk and the creation of new responsibilities for data dissemination.
The Survey Research Center (SRC) and the Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR) at the University of Michigan have developed four closely related projects that address the protection of human subjects through disclosure risk analysis and disclosure limitation. |
Announcements
Disclosure and confidentiality issues workshop to be held at GSA
Disclosure risk analysis article published in ethics journal
Gutmann coauthors article on confidentiality and spatially explicit data
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