Data handling: ethical principles, guidelines, and recommended practices
Authors:
- Brent A. KaplanBKBrent A. Kaplan
- Shawn P. GilroySGShawn P. Gilroy
- W. Brady DeHartWDW. Brady DeHart
- Jeremiah M. BrownJBJeremiah M. Brown
- Mikahil N. KoffarnusMKMikahil N. Koffarnus
- 11 November 2022
- book chapter
- Published by Elsevier
- p. 191-214
Abstract
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