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The RDA common metadata standard for DMPs provides the following fields new fields:
{
"dmp": {
"ethical_issues_exist": "yes",
"ethical_issues_description": "We will collect personal information from human test subjects. This data should be anonymized prior to publication and preservation.",
"ethical_issues_report": "https://dmproadmap.org/path/to/my/ethical_compliance_report.pdf"
}
}
We need to determine how best to capture this information within a DMP. I can see 2 possible solutions:
As fields on the Project Details page (see screenshot).
The data in the common standard is at a high level so I think this may be a good place to record the information
As a question type/format that can be added to a template.
The common standard only requires the ethical_issues_exist flag to be present, and the default if 'unknown', so any templates that do not use this new question type would still be compliant.
We could make use of the conditional question logic: user tics the ethical_issues_exist box and the description and report fields get displayed
Regardless of which route we take, we will need to come up with appropriate labels and tooltip text that will help researchers understand what type of information they should provide.
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The RDA common metadata standard for DMPs provides the following fields new fields:
We need to determine how best to capture this information within a DMP. I can see 2 possible solutions:
ethical_issues_exist
flag to be present, and the default if 'unknown', so any templates that do not use this new question type would still be compliant.ethical_issues_exist
box and the description and report fields get displayedRegardless of which route we take, we will need to come up with appropriate labels and tooltip text that will help researchers understand what type of information they should provide.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: