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Research Ethics Disclaimer Form

This document outlines a disclaimer form for research projects that do not require ethical approval. The form has two parts: Part A is completed by the researcher providing their name and details of the research project. They must confirm that the research does not involve any risks to humans, animals, or social/environmental implications. They also confirm that no previously collected personal data is being reused. Part B requires signatures of the researcher and supervisor/head of department to confirm they have considered any ethical issues and approval is not needed. The disclaimer only applies if the research follows this protocol; any changes may require an ethical review application.

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Research Ethics Disclaimer Form

This document outlines a disclaimer form for research projects that do not require ethical approval. The form has two parts: Part A is completed by the researcher providing their name and details of the research project. They must confirm that the research does not involve any risks to humans, animals, or social/environmental implications. They also confirm that no previously collected personal data is being reused. Part B requires signatures of the researcher and supervisor/head of department to confirm they have considered any ethical issues and approval is not needed. The disclaimer only applies if the research follows this protocol; any changes may require an ethical review application.

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RESEARCH ETHICS

Disclaimer Form

The following declaration should be made in cases where the researcher and the supervisor (where applicable)
conclude that it is not necessary to apply for ethical approval for a specific research project.

PART A: TO BE COMPLETED BY RESEARCHER


Name of Researcher:
School Staffordshire Business School

Student/Course Details (If Applicable)


Student ID Number:
Name of Supervisor(s)/Module Tutor:
PhD/MPhil project:
Taught Postgraduate
Award Title:
Project/Assignment:
Undergraduate Module Title:
Project/Assignment:

Project Title: To investigate the impact of digitalization at the workplace- a case study of John
Lewis
Project Outline: This research is concerning the impact of digitalization at the workplace in the case
of John Lewis it would effectively analyze the positive and negative impact of
digitalization at the workplace and thus provide the strategies that are required to
overcome the negative impacts.
Give a brief description of This research will involve a different analysis of various secondary sources such as
research procedure books journals articles and others the data interpreted would effectively help in
(methods, tests etc.) collecting the outcomes that are needed.
Expected Start Date: Expected End Date:

Declaration
I/We confirm that the University’s Ethical Review Policy has been consulted and that all ethical issues and
implications in relation to the above project have been considered. I/We confirm that ethical approval need not be
sought. I/We confirm that:
The research does not involve human or animal participants
The research does not present an indirect risk to non-participants (human or animal).
The research does not raise ethical issues due to the potential social or environmental implications of
the study.
The research does not re-use previously collected personal data which is sensitive in nature, or enables
the identification of individuals.
Has a risk assessment been completed for this project? Yes
N/A

Signature of Researcher: Date:


University Research Ethics Committee – February 2018
Signature(s) of Project Supervisor(s) Date:
(If student) OR
Signature of Head of Department/
Senior researcher (if staff)
NB: If the research departs from the protocol which provides the basis for this disclaimer then ethical review may be required
and the applicant and supervisor (where applicable) should consider whether or not the disclaimer declaration remains
appropriate. If it is no longer appropriate an application for ethical review MUST be submitted.

University Research Ethics Committee – February 2018

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