Belmont report nih not a set of rules that can be applied rigidly to make determinations of whether a proposed research activity is ethically "‘right"' or "‘wrong'." rather, these regulations provide a framework in which investigators and others can ensure that serious efforts have been made to protect the rights and welfare of research subjects

The principles stated above are part of the following:

Code of Federal Regulations

TITLE 45

PUBLIC WELFARE

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES

PART 46

PROTECTION OF HUMAN SUBJECTS

In the Belmont Report, guidelines and ethical principles for research that involve human subjects are summarized. The core principles of this report contain the following: beneficence, respect, and justice for persons.

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