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Norway
Legislations
  1. Oviedo Convention on Human Rights and Biomedicine (2006)
  2. Law regarding Ethics and Integrity in Research (2006)
  3. Act on Research in Health Care (2008) (Norwegian)
  4. Personal Data Act No. 31 (2000)

Regulations
  1. REK: Terms of Reference for the Regional Committees for Medical Research Ethics, Norway (2003)
  2. Regulation Relating to Clinical Trials on Medicinal Products for Human Use (2003)
  3. Regulations on the Processing of Personal Data (2003)

Guidelines

NEM:
  1. Research Ethical Review in Norway (1998)
  2. Standard Operating Procedures for the Regional Committees for Medical Research Ethics (2002)
NESH:
  1. Guidelines for Research Ethics in the Social Sciences, Law, and the Humanities (2001)
NENT:
  1. Research Ethics Guidelines for Science and Technology (2007) (Norwegian)
Guidelines for the Regulations Concerning Clinical Trials of Human Drugs (1999)
Guidance to the Regulation (2004) (Norwegian)
  		 


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