Abstract
Nursing research ethics are the moral code that the researcher adheres to while carrying out research. Issues relating to ethics in nursing research and demonstrate how vital it is that exploitation of vulnerable groups is avoided. Vulnerable groups are defined as pregnant women, fetuses, children, people with mental disabilities, prisoners, and people from low socio-economic backgrounds (Horn et al., 2014). Informed consent, confidentiality, justice, anonymity, and beneficence are all significant when conducting research with vulnerable groups, as I will discuss.
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