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The role of federal regulations in assuring research integrity
Authors:Paul J Friedman
Institution:Department of Radiology and Dean's Office , School of Medicine, University of California , San Diego, 9500 Gilman Drive, La Jolla , California , 92093–0602
Abstract:The federal government has a proper interest in research integrity. Regulations have had effects on scientists and institutions; some appear to have been beneficial, such as recent educational efforts; others have augmented bureaucracy and sowed divisiveness. The federal oversight bureaucracy should be subject to the sunset provision.

Participation by the community is essential to the development of effective regulations, but ethical issues should be dealt with by professional standards, not laws. It is argued that the scientific community had begun to respond to public concerns when change was accelerated by regulation, and that change from within is most effective.
Keywords:Research misconduct  research fraud  ethics  regulations
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