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The research misconduct post hoc inquiry as a measure of institutional integrity (DR)

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ABSTRACT The terms, institutional and scientific, integrity appeared in the literature 986 times from 2005 to 2015. How has the term integrity, with its dual definition, a) The accuracy, completeness… Click to show full abstract

ABSTRACT The terms, institutional and scientific, integrity appeared in the literature 986 times from 2005 to 2015. How has the term integrity, with its dual definition, a) The accuracy, completeness and consistency of data and b) the adherence to a code of moral values, been applied to an institution? The authors suggest that a post hoc inquiry be instituted following the finding of an individual act of research misconduct to determine if the sponsoring institution, actively or passively, played a contributory role and if corrective action was taken. This would serve as one measure of institutional integrity.

Keywords: post hoc; research misconduct; research; integrity; measure institutional; hoc inquiry

Journal Title: Accountability in Research
Year Published: 2020

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