Researching the Aging Population in State Prisons: Ethical Considerations and IRB Requirements
2024

Researching Aging in State Prisons: Ethical Considerations

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Author Information

Author(s): Sneed Rodlescia, Reese Elaina

Primary Institution: Wayne State University

Hypothesis

How can researchers ethically study older adults in state prisons?

Conclusion

Navigating ethical issues and IRB requirements is essential for improving the well-being of incarcerated older adults.

Supporting Evidence

  • Researching older adults in prisons requires careful ethical considerations.
  • IRB requirements are crucial for conducting research with vulnerable populations.

Takeaway

Studying older people in prisons is tricky because there are special rules to follow to keep them safe and respected.

Methodology

The presentation discusses ethical considerations and IRB requirements using examples from a multisite research study.

Participant Demographics

Older adults in state prisons.

Digital Object Identifier (DOI)

10.1093/geroni/igae098.1787

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