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Daniel K Nelson

Adjunct Professor Social Medicine

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

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School of Medicine

Social Medicine

Daniel K Nelson is currently serving as a School Of Medicine Adjunct Professor Social Medicine at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

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Daniel K Nelson

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Adjunct Professor Social Medicine

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medicine research ethics journalism therapeutic misconception genotype-driven research recruitment social sciences behavioral sciences clinical research gene transfer health care safety scientific communication corporate governance bioethics human genetics social science research medicinal research clinical investigation nursing science higher education social medicine applied social science ethical analysis evidence-based recommendations nursing research human research ethics medical care consent forms gene transfer research uncertain benefit research participants benefit assessment irb chairs irb review human subjects research research ethics guidelines institutional review board ethical review research policy human research protections informed consent

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Irb Chairs' Perspectives on Genotype-Driven Research Recruitment.. IRB Ethics and Human Research (2012)

Laura M. BeskowEmily E. NameyPatrick R. MillerDaniel K. NelsonAlexandra Cooper

genotype-driven research recruitmentirb chairs

Recommendations for Ethical Approaches to Genotype-Driven Research Recruitment. Human Genetics (2012)

Laura M. BeskowStephanie M. FullertonEmily E. NameyDaniel K. NelsonArlene M. DavisBenjamin S. Wilfond

ethical analysisbioethicsgeneticsgenotype-driven research recruitmentresearch ethicshuman geneticsevidence-based recommendations

Research Participants' Perspectives on Genotype-Driven Research Recruitment. Journal of Empirical Research on Human Research Ethics (2011)

Laura M. BeskowEmily E. NameyR. Jean CadiganTracy BrazgJulia CrouchGail E. HendersonMarsha MichieDaniel K. NelsonHolly K. TaborBenjamin S. Wilfond

research ethicsgenotype-driven research recruitmentjournalismresearch participants

Getting From a to Irb: Developing an Institutional Review Board at a Historically Black University. Journal of Empirical Research on Human Research Ethics (2010)

Daniel L. HowardCarlton L. BoydDaniel K. NelsonPaul Godley

institutional review boardhigher educationsocial scienceshuman research ethicsresearch ethicsjournalism

Applying Research Ethics Guidelines: The View From a Sub-Saharan Research Ethics Committee. Journal of Empirical Research on Human Research Ethics (2007)

Gail E. HendersonAmy L. CorneliDavid B. MahoneyDaniel K. NelsonCharles Mwansambo

research ethicsresearch ethics guidelinesjournalism

Clinical Trials and Medical Care: Defining the Therapeutic Misconception. PLoS Medicine (2007)

Gail E HendersonLarry R ChurchillArlene M DavisMichele M EasterChristine GradySteven JoffeNancy KassNancy M. P KingCharles W LidzFranklin G MillerDaniel K NelsonJeffrey PeppercornBarbra Bluestone RothschildPamela SankarBenjamin S WilfondCatherine R Zimmer

medical caremedicinetherapeutic misconceptionhealth care

Common (Mis)Perceptions About Irb Review of Human Subjects Research. Nursing Science Quarterly (2005)

Mary R. LynnDaniel K. Nelson

nursing researchnursingirb reviewresearch ethicsnursing sciencehuman subjects researchbehavioral sciences

Consent Forms and the Therapeutic Misconception: The Example of Gene Transfer Research. IRB Ethics and Human Research (2005)

Nancy M. P. KingGail E. HendersonLarry R. ChurchillArlene M. DavisSara Chandros HullDaniel K. NelsonP. Christy Parham-VetterBarbra Bluestone RothschildMichele M. EasterBenjamin S. Wilfond

therapeutic misconceptionconsent formsgene transfer researchbehavioral sciences

Therapeutic Misconception in Early Phase Gene Transfer Trials. Social Science & Medicine (2005)

Gail E. HendersonMichele M. EasterCatherine ZimmerNancy M.P. KingArlene M. DavisBarbra Bluestone RothschildLarry R. ChurchillBenjamin S. WilfondDaniel K. Nelson

medicinegene transfersociologysocial medicineapplied social sciencesocial sciencestherapeutic misconceptionclinical researchsocial science researchmedicinal research

Uncertain Benefit: Investigators' Views and Communications in Early Phase Gene Transfer Trials. Molecular Therapy (2004)

Gail E. HendersonArlene M. DavisNancy M.P. KingMichele M. EasterCatherine R. ZimmerBarbra Bluestone RothschildBenjamin S. WilfondDaniel K. NelsonLarry R. Churchill

medicinecommunicationgene transferuncertain benefitscientific communicationclinical investigation

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Daniel K Nelson

Adjunct Professor Social Medicine

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Affiliations

School of Medicine

Social Medicine

Daniel K Nelson is currently serving as a School Of Medicine Adjunct Professor Social Medicine at University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Daniel K Nelson

University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Adjunct Professor Social Medicine

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Irb Chairs' Perspectives on Genotype-Driven Research Recruitment.. IRB Ethics and Human Research (2012)

Laura M. BeskowEmily E. NameyPatrick R. MillerDaniel K. NelsonAlexandra Cooper

genotype-driven research recruitmentirb chairs

Recommendations for Ethical Approaches to Genotype-Driven Research Recruitment. Human Genetics (2012)

Laura M. BeskowStephanie M. FullertonEmily E. NameyDaniel K. NelsonArlene M. DavisBenjamin S. Wilfond

ethical analysisbioethicsgeneticsgenotype-driven research recruitmentresearch ethicshuman geneticsevidence-based recommendations

Research Participants' Perspectives on Genotype-Driven Research Recruitment. Journal of Empirical Research on Human Research Ethics (2011)

Laura M. BeskowEmily E. NameyR. Jean CadiganTracy BrazgJulia CrouchGail E. HendersonMarsha MichieDaniel K. NelsonHolly K. TaborBenjamin S. Wilfond

research ethicsgenotype-driven research recruitmentjournalismresearch participants

Getting From a to Irb: Developing an Institutional Review Board at a Historically Black University. Journal of Empirical Research on Human Research Ethics (2010)

Daniel L. HowardCarlton L. BoydDaniel K. NelsonPaul Godley

institutional review boardhigher educationsocial scienceshuman research ethicsresearch ethicsjournalism

Applying Research Ethics Guidelines: The View From a Sub-Saharan Research Ethics Committee. Journal of Empirical Research on Human Research Ethics (2007)

Gail E. HendersonAmy L. CorneliDavid B. MahoneyDaniel K. NelsonCharles Mwansambo

research ethicsresearch ethics guidelinesjournalism

Clinical Trials and Medical Care: Defining the Therapeutic Misconception. PLoS Medicine (2007)

medical caremedicinetherapeutic misconceptionhealth care

Common (Mis)Perceptions About Irb Review of Human Subjects Research. Nursing Science Quarterly (2005)

Mary R. LynnDaniel K. Nelson

nursing researchnursingirb reviewresearch ethicsnursing sciencehuman subjects researchbehavioral sciences

Consent Forms and the Therapeutic Misconception: The Example of Gene Transfer Research. IRB Ethics and Human Research (2005)

Nancy M. P. KingGail E. HendersonLarry R. ChurchillArlene M. DavisSara Chandros HullDaniel K. NelsonP. Christy Parham-VetterBarbra Bluestone RothschildMichele M. EasterBenjamin S. Wilfond

therapeutic misconceptionconsent formsgene transfer researchbehavioral sciences

Therapeutic Misconception in Early Phase Gene Transfer Trials. Social Science & Medicine (2005)

Gail E. HendersonMichele M. EasterCatherine ZimmerNancy M.P. KingArlene M. DavisBarbra Bluestone RothschildLarry R. ChurchillBenjamin S. WilfondDaniel K. Nelson

medicinegene transfersociologysocial medicineapplied social sciencesocial sciencestherapeutic misconceptionclinical researchsocial science researchmedicinal research

Uncertain Benefit: Investigators' Views and Communications in Early Phase Gene Transfer Trials. Molecular Therapy (2004)

Gail E. HendersonArlene M. DavisNancy M.P. KingMichele M. EasterCatherine R. ZimmerBarbra Bluestone RothschildBenjamin S. WilfondDaniel K. NelsonLarry R. Churchill

medicinecommunicationgene transferuncertain benefitscientific communicationclinical investigation

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