Exemplar 1:: Cardiff Metropolitan University Application For Ethics Approval
Exemplar 1:: Cardiff Metropolitan University Application For Ethics Approval
Exemplar 1:: Cardiff Metropolitan University Application For Ethics Approval
When undertaking a research or enterprise project, Cardiff Met staff and students are obliged
to complete this form in order that the ethics implications of that project may be considered.
If the project requires ethics approval from an external agency such as the NHS or MoD, you
will not need to seek additional ethics approval from Cardiff Met. You should however
complete Part One of this form and attach a copy of your NHS application in order that your
School is aware of the project.
The document Guidelines for obtaining ethics approval will help you complete this form. It is
available from the Cardiff Met website.
Once you have completed the form, sign the declaration and forward to your School Research
Ethics Committee.
PLEASE NOTE:
Participant recruitment or data collection must not commence until ethics approval has been
obtained.
PART ONE
Name of applicant: Bhadrani Banerjee
Supervisor (if student project): Raul Villamarin Rodriguez
School: Universal Business School
Student number (if applicable): 1904
Programme enrolled on (if applicable): CMBA13
Project Title: Application of Chatbot in Health Care
Sector
Expected Start Date: 10/09/2019
Approximate Duration: 2 weeks
Funding Body (if applicable): Click here to enter text.
Other researcher(s) working on the project: NO
In no more than 150 words, give a non technical summary of the project
To be completed for all projects. If only secondary research is to be undertaken it is
recommended that this is overtly stated in this section
Exemplar 2
Does your project fall entirely within one of the following categories:
Paper based, involving only documents in No
the public domain
Laboratory based, not involving human No
participants or human tissue samples
Practice based not involving human No
participants (eg curatorial, practice audit)
Compulsory projects in professional practice No
(eg Initial Teacher Education)
If you have answered YES to any of these questions, no further information regarding your
project is required.
If you have answered NO to all of these questions, you must complete Part 2 of this form
DECLARATION:
I confirm that this project conforms with the Cardiff Met Research Governance
Framework
Signature of the applicant: Date: 10/09/2019
Signature of supervisor:
Research Ethics Committee use only
Decision reached: Project approved
Project approved in principle
Decision deferred
Project not approved
Project rejected
Project reference number: Click here to enter text.
Name: Click here to enter text. Date: Click here to enter a
date.
Signature:
Describe your project’s overall design and the method of data collection which will be
used. This should include why you need to do the type of data collection you have
chosen. If more than one type of research method is used you must describe both/ all.
If your data collection will involve the use of a questionnaire, you should provide a copy of
the questionnaire with your application. In cases where the questionnaire has not yet been
finalised you should give examples of the kinds of questions which participants will be
answering. Similarly, if your data collection will involve the use of interviews or focus
groups, you should provide details of the topics which will be discussed and a Participant
information Sheet and Participant Consent Form.
If you intend to undertake the data collection within an organisation (i.e. employees) or at an
event (i.e. participants) you must also provide a (draft) letter to the organisation or event
managers asking for permission to do the research on their premises. Where access may be
contentious or difficult enclosing confirmation that you have approval can help support the
application
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An Approved Protocol is one which has been approved by Cardiff Met to be used under supervision of designated
members of staff; a list of approved protocols can be found on the Cardiff Met website here