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The Board of Advisors of the Mitchell Gallery of St. John's College, the patrons of and visitors to the Mitchell Gallery, past, present and future, are grateful for the gentle and wise leadership of John Buell Moore, Jr., that resulted in the founding of the Mitchell Gallery and securing its permanence. The board extends its deepest condolences to John's family: son John Garland Moore and Mrs. Julia Moore; daughter Catherine L. Moore Stephens and Mr. Carl Stephens; grandson, Dr. John Garland Moore, Jr., and Mrs. Jennifer Moore; and, great-granddaughters, Jessica Lynn Moore and Jacqueline Marie Moore.
John was remarkable for the courtly way he applied both his wisdom and his wit to whatever the matter at hand might be: a luncheon conversation or an issue of long-range planning. And he was keen in his pursuit of ideas that piqued his curiosity -from admiring an unusual work of art, to testing new kinds of cheese, to contemplating the curmudgeonly essays of H. L. Mencken. For John it was always a matter of seeing the myriad possibilities in things, large and small.
John died on January 1, 2011, at age 94. Always curious, he was interested in the life of the mind and deeply engaged with the arts. A great fan of St. John's College, John agreed with others that an intimate environment to contemplate and study works of art could enhance the college. He understood that a college gallery could be a bridge to the surrounding Annapolis community with exhibitions and opportunities for arts education and collaboration with artists and other arts disciplines.
The gallery opened in 1989 with John as founding chairman of the Mitchell Gallery Committee of the Board of the Friends of St. John's College. He continued as chair when the committee relinquished its association with the Friends board and became The Mitchell Gallery Board of Advisors. John remained as chairman for a decade, stepping down at midnight on December 31, 2000, to become gallery chairman emeritus, participating in the life of the gallery and regularly attending board meetings until his death. One of his primary objectives for the gallery was to encourage collaborative efforts with regional artists and arts organizations and he was proud of the resulting exhibitions and performances.. During his tenure the board created and expanded the gallery's membership programs, sponsored major fundraising events and established the Mitchell Gallery Endowment.
In the mid-1960's, John joined the Maryland State government, eventually becoming the Director of Historical and Cultural Programs, where he remained until retiring in 1987. It was during those decades that he enthusiastically supported the founding and advancement of the Maryland State Arts Council, among other programs. The Annapolis Symphony Orchestra, Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts, and Maryland Art Place, enjoyed the benefit of his board service where he paid close attention to processes for strategic planning, board development and governance. In 2001 his dedication was recognized by St. John's College when John was made an Honorary Alumnus and by the arts and cultural community when he was honored with an Annie by the Anne Arundel County Arts Council.
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The Chut have a population of about 2,400 inhabitants. Of them, a large part inhabits in Minh Hoa and Tuyen Hoa districts of Quang Binh province. Their other names are Ruc, Sach, Arem, May, Ma Lieng, Tu Vang, Pa Leng, Xe Lang, To Hung, Cha Cu, Tac Cuc, Ymo and Xa La Vang. Chut language belongs to the Viet-Muong Group.
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Jameson places fourth at National Walleye Tour championships
A text message led to Craig Jameson taking fourth place in the Cabela's National Walleye Tour national championships on Devil's Lake in North Dakota on Sept. 19-21. Jameson wasn't scheduled to compete in the national championships after fishing in one event on the tour this...
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Swanda wins sturgeon fishing contest on Yellow Lake
A number of local fishermen took part in the fifth annual sturgeon fishing contest on Yellow Lake in Burnett County on Saturday Several of the...
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Ragnar Relay to come through area, weekend traffic could be impacted
The world's largest relay series returns to Minnesota and Wisconsin this weekend, Aug. 16-17, when over 2,600 runners from over 300 teams take part in the 203-mile long Ragnar Relay Great River from Winona to Minneapolis. The two-day overnight relay race will take participants...
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Local youth winners in state fishing contest
Anglers from New Richmond's Indianhead Junior Bassmasters put together a strong showing in the 2013 Wisconsin B.A.S.S. Nation Junior State Championships held in La Crosse June 15-16. The local anglers produced seven top 10 finishes in the tournament. That was led by Sam Heinecke,...
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You might not even recognize the 400-acre parcel of land a couple miles east of Star Prairie, known as the Oak Ridge Waterfowl Production Area, from just a few years ago. Due to diligent management by the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, in concert with help from volunteers like the...
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630 Old Country Road
Garden City, NY 11530
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Capital Grille - Garden City Details
Dining Style:
Fine Dining
(516) 746-1675
Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 4:00pm; Dinner: Monday - Thursday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm, Friday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm, Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 4:00pm - 9:00pm
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Steakhouse, Seafood
Executive Chef:
Emily Spinazola
Dress Code:
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Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Private Room, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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Roosevelt Field Mall - Old Country Road & Ring Road
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You are cordially invited to join us for an evening or afternoon of relaxed elegance and exceptional cuisine. Our impressive menu of nationally renowned dry aged steaks and the freshest of seafood will ignite your culinary imagination as our award-winning wine list of more than 5,000 bottles…
awakens your inner sommelier. And as our gracious, knowledgeable servers delight you with their uncanny ability to anticipate your every need, you"ll experience firsthand why the American Culinary Federation recently bestowed upon us their "Achievement of Excellence Award." Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or hosting a business luncheon or dinner, we can help you flawlessly pull off any private dining event. Our event planning staff has extensive experience and the ideal materials to work with—a capital setting, distinctive food and unmatched service.
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The Capital Grille was superb!!
Everything was amazing, from the moment we enter the service was outstanding!"
Dined on 3/11/2014
From the moment we valet parked
our car to the moment we were seated was less than 5 minutes. We were treated with the outmost professional and courteous staff from the hostess to our waiter Kumar which I would definetly request. His knowledge of the whole menu the specials and their wines was very welcome. I can probably ramble about the service the food the wines but I'm sure I'll run out of space and time. Bottom line ....... Excellent Excellent Excellent.Did I mention that the food was awesome. Thank you for a dinning experience that we will remember for a long time to come."
Dined on 3/9/2014
Great food, exceptional service!
It's a pricey meal, but worth every penny!"
Dined on 3/8/2014
Excellent service and food was
without complaints. Low lighting setting, and a little noise."
Dined on 3/7/2014
Dinner was delicious as always.
Service was superb!"
Dined on 3/7/2014
A restaurant near a large mall is
off putting to us, but the quality of food and service at Capital Grille soon allayed our fears of food court mentality. We were treated so very well and the food was so good that we cannot wait to plan our next visit. They also took special care to make our special occasion just that and i would like to offer public appreciation to the management and staff. Check the menu and directions and GO! It is a "capital idea.""
Dined on 3/6/2014
Business dinners are 2nd to none
at Capital Grille - great food, great service. Price, for sure, but good value."
Dined on 3/6/2014
As frequent diners at the NYC
location I assumed it would be te same....not even close!! Food was fine but not worth a $400 check and service was awful! Never again!"
Dined on 3/6/2014
I've been here a few times and
each time we had a fabulous experience! The food and service are top notch. Little touches like giving you a black napkin if you're wearing a dark color make me smile. If you're celebrating a special occasion, be sure to tell them when you make the reservation (thru Open Table) because the attentive staff will have a few surprises. The fish and steak are ALWAYS cooked to order. Don't over order the sides cause they're generous portions. Your waiter will guide you on this. I'm sure you won't be disappointed!"
Dined on 1/11/2014
You go here for a steak and it
doesn't disappoint. All the traditional old time steak house favorites are on the menu. Very good French Onion Soup (very large portion) and shrimp cocktail. Lettuce wedge with blue cheese dressing, mashed potatoes, creamed spinach, etc, etc. Everything was prepared flawlessly. My only complaint was that the waiter tried too be a little too helpful. If I want a waiter's opinion, I will ask. I y don't care for waiters who constantly suggest things for us to order. How do they know what we like? Anyway, he was harmless and efficient in bringing us what we ordered piping hot or ice cold, as appropriate. Worth every penny. Hard to believe it is owned by the same people that own Red Lobster and Olive Garden."
Dined on 2/27/2014
The food is always awesome. Didn't
expect the restaurant to be as active and energetic on a Thursday night. The Lobster was melt in your mouth delicious. It was so nicely served and displayed it was tweet able ..."
Dined on 2/27/2014
You simply can not beat the
service in this fine steakhouse. From making the reservation to leaving, it is truly an experience of phenomenal. FOOD WAS DELICIOUS TOO."
Dined on 2/27/2014
From the moment I walked in, The
Capital Grille was phenomenal. I included in my reservation that we were celebrating a birthday - the wait staff all knew it was my birthday and wished me a happy birthday. The table was decorated with little confetti pieces and a card wishing me a happy birthday. The service was exceptional, the food was incredible. When we ordered dessert, our waiter brought over a happy birthday sampler on the house! It was a wonderful touch and I would highly recommend this restaurant for any special occasion!"
Dined on 2/26/2014
We had one of our best experiences
yet at Capital Grille in Garden City, NY Sunday night. The food was superb and our server was very attentive to our needs and requests. Our server was John Ferrara. If you can, get him; he did a great job."
Dined on 2/23/2014
Overall an amazing
experience...the porterhouse was ever so tasty and the filet even better...service was awesome I'm upset I didn't come here sooner...Amazing!!!"
Dined on 2/14/2014
You've got to try the Capital
Grille for a great meal in a beautiful setting. Very professional service that starts with a friendly greeting at the door with excellent waiters. Food was delicious and nice presentation. Classy place for a special occasion."
Dined on 2/21/2014
Always a great steak with
excellent service. Hard to believe it's a chain restaurant."
Dined on 2/22/2014
The food was just ordinary, but
the price was far too high. The filet mignon was average and the scalloped potatoes were tasteless. The spinach salad contained mushrooms which was not listed on the menu. The wine I ordered was listed on the menu as a 2010 vintage, but was a 2011 when brought to the table. I was told they ran out of the 2010 when I questioned it. The restaurant is pretentious and overpriced. I will not return. Ruth Chris, just across the parking lot , is far better."
Dined on 2/22/2014
Very pricey, but you get what you
pay for. Great service and impeccable food."
Dined on 2/21/2014
Another great meal. Love this
place . My only issue was that the lobster tails did not have the signature buttery creamy sauce.I don't know how they can mess that up. Anyway it was fine. I will be back"
Dined on 2/21/2014
As always great service - thanks
Tyrell and excellent food"
Dined on 2/18/2014
Beautiful restaurant keeping with
the chain. Lovely food with terrific servers. Price point is a touch overboard but you know that going in. We will come back during restaurant week."
Dined on 2/16/2014
I'm a steakhouse guy. I was not
impressed. Waitress was just trying to steer us to the expensive items and she was not proficient. Didn't know much about her wines either. With so many other good steakhouses on LI, I will not be back."
Dined on 11/25/2013
We are regular diners at the
capital grille and enjoy!our experience every time we are at the restaurant."
Dined on 2/15/2014
With all the very good steak
houses on Long Island Im not sure that Capital Grille will be able to compete. Like most steak places in the area the prices are pretty high. Although the service was very good the food just didnt compare to meals we have had at Rare 650, Ruths Chris and the like. There were some very good moments with appetizers and sides but the steaks and their preparation missed the mark."
Dined on 12/17/2013
The food was amazing, service was
spectacular! We had a 6:30 reservation on Valentine's Day and anticipated being rushed through dinner to turn over the tables...we experienced just the opposite! The fresh mozzarella and prosciutto appetizer was truly amazing! One of our four steaks was overcooked slightly, but really just amazing food! Pricey, but delicious!"
Dined on 2/14/2014
Everything about this restaurant
is outstanding - from the personable staff to the service to the food - the total package is worth the price. The food is consistently tender, flavorful and cooked to perfection. The wine list s astounding! What's not to love??? Can't wait for our next special occasion!"
Dined on 2/15/2014
We had a lovely dinner on Sunday
night to celebrate my Dad's birthday. I mistakenly had made the reservation for Saturday night and was so impressed with the professionalism that the hostess staff showed to me. They were understanding and accomodating and when they learned it was my Dad's birtdhay brought over a card and confetti. Our server Natasha was equally lovely and overall the entire experience was truly great. Thanks again to the top notch hostess staff who handled my blunder with grace and style."
Dined on 2/15/2014
The management and staff are the
best at Capital Grille. This restaurant has great parking, service and the food is outstanding."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Excellent steaks. Better than some
well known steakhouses. My husband said his Delmonico steak was better than the other well known steakhouse. Kudos to you!"
Dined on 2/14/2014
I booked through open table and
specified that it was my husband's birthday and we were given the royal treatment, including a surprise at the end of dinner! I have also eaten here on two occasions for round table business discussions and, again, the service and food were superb! I especially liked the lamb chops, but they are noted for their Delmonico steak... I'm told it is delicious! Fish was great, and the grilled asparagus, lobster bisque soup... Must try..."
Dined on 2/14/2014
Monday night's is a great, quiet
night for a fabulous steak dinner with old friends. Appetizers were mostly excellent - smoked salmon and prosciutto wrapped mozzarella to a shrimp cocktail that was good, not great. But the excellent Porterhouse steaks and well and the large filet were excellent. The wine chosen from a fairly extensive and reasonable wine list complimented our choices. Sides were very share-able and delicious. Now we have all had great meals that were taken down a peg by service that wasn't what it should have been. In our case, our server, who was appropriately attentive and friendly was responsible for turning a very good rating into outstanding. Well done, Ashley, and well done, Capital Grille."
Dined on 2/10/2014
My wife and I had date nite.Great
wine,great steak.The server Leslie was very informative and people friendly.Ron is the perfect manager.Both should be commended."
Dined on 2/9/2014
Capital grille is an experience.
We went for my husband's birthday dinner, and from the minute we walked in and stated we had a reservation - they wished him "happy birthday". Our table was set up with cute birthday confetti and a card. Everything we ordered was delicious and we're too full for dessert. They brought complimentary champagne and dessert for the occasion. It was a memorable dinner and great night out. Would recommend to anyone that is looking for a polished place to eat with great service."
Dined on 2/7/2014
Confetti on the table, champagne
toast, dessert sampler and framed photo, all gratis, plus outstanding food made it a special occasion to remember. And did I mention superb service?!"
Dined on 2/6/2014
Was completely surprised at the
amazing experience we had at Capital Grille. Best steak by far, beats all chain steak houses especially Luger!! Food & staff , *****. (Five Star)"
Dined on 2/6/2014
Worth every penny on all fronts.
Everyone makes you feel at your favorite local bar and than like your somewhere special for dinner. Lots going on put spacious enough to give you privacy . We had a blast. All will be back!"
Dined on 1/30/2014
I was impressed that the staff now
knows us by name and is always as friendly as they can be. It's hard to walk out of there without spending $100/person but worth it for a good meal."
Dined on 1/23/2014
This is a nice cozy place for a
romantic dinner ,the lobster Mac n chz was great but the seabass was perfect! We were giving a complimentary round of drinks for my wife's birthday and that's was the start of the night,our waitress Was awesome !"
Dined on 1/19/2014
My huband and I wanted an
enjoyable meal in a quiet restaurant with a nice glass of wine. Thanks for Leslie and the staff at Capital Grille we were able to get what we wanted."
Dined on 1/19/2014
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Part 3 of 3 Parts
Part 1: Elizabeth in Charleston
Part 2: A musician on the go -- then gone
Part 3: A long-sought reunion
CHARLESTON W.Va. -- George "Geo" Bartlett was gone.
No one knows the lonely roads and byways, the towns and states, that lay between George's exit from Arkansas and Elizabeth's arrival a quarter-century or so later in Charleston, West Virginia.
They could not have been easy years. The roadmap of her travels might well be said to be written in her gaunt, wiry frame, the trail-worn clothes she wore day after day and a face crisscrossed with lines.
George had walked off from his Arkansas family in 1983, at age 29, after he told those who loved him that he would rather be a woman. When he left his home state far behind, he also left George behind.
It is not clear when he began to call himself 'Elizabeth' full-time, among other names. But he was determined to dress and identify as a woman, whatever the fallout to his life and to all who'd known him as a handsome young musician whose music had once been talked up in Rolling Stone.
It is also not clear how deeply Elizabeth suffered from some strain of mental illness, which contributed to her wandering flight from all she once knew.
What is known is that sometime early in the first decade of the 21st century what looked to be a stooped, but tall homeless woman missing many teeth shuffled into town. In her hands, she clutched a handheld recorder. She was still making songs.
Beseeching heaven
Back in Arkansas the years rolled by. The Bartlett family undertook the hard work of acceptance, beseeching heaven to look after a long-missing brother and son.
"Not a day would fly that we didn't think about him," said Sharon Bartlett, one of George's three sisters. "We believe in intervention prayer. We just prayed for his safety. We prayed he was not hungry. We prayed he had shelter."
He apparently made it to Boston about 1980-81, to record at the studio of Ric Ocasek, band leader of The Cars, who had praised young George's music in Rolling Stone. Ocasek did not respond to several Gazette queries sent to his management firm.
Then, George apparently deserted that city, too, said Sharon.
The reason they know he was gone from Boston is that Ocasek and their father had a phone conversation and the singer "just basically told him he had left," she said. "We don't know if they were disgruntled with each other, if he left on a bad note or what."
George spent some time in a little town in Arkansas in 1983 where his mother lived. Then, he disappeared.
Family members went on with their lives, always looking over a shoulder for him. George's father, initially disturbed and angered by his son's revelations and now heartbroken at the estrangement, tried finding him through the social security system.
Somewhere along the way, George apparently legally changed his name to "Leah Elizabeth Wingfield." The family learned that Leah Elizabeth Wingfield had begun receiving disability checks, possibly as a result of what middle sister Leigh Ann believes may have been a diagnosis of schizophrenia. "I don't know for sure. But he had a disability check," she said.
The family made a video they hoped might reach George if they could pierce the government bureaucracy and get it to him. Leigh Ann recalled its making.
"My dad actually said, 'You guys will address her as "Leah."' It's so heart-wrenching -- we're all crying and my dad is begging Leah: 'Come back to your family!' He's saying, 'If you will come back we will accept you as you are.'"
The video never got to him. Jim Bartlett died in 2006, without ever seeing his son again.
"We married and raised our families," said Sharon, oldest of George's sisters. "He didn't know he had nieces and nephews. We just lived our lives the best we could without him."
One decade passed, then two. The family's prayers included one very specific one:
"May George find kindness. May he be embraced by kind people that will accept him and care about him."
And lo and behold, that prayer was answered.
Winning trust
Elizabeth's time on the Charleston streets, often hanging about Taylor Books or the old Capital Roasters, was not without incident.
"I heard she could get angry and even that she had thrown a shoe at one of the café workers," said her friend and benefactor Leslie Clay. "But in my four years of knowing Elizabeth she was never once mean or angry toward me. I imagine she sometimes just got fed up with the way people would treat her."
After Clay and her husband Carl Agsten decided to head to Central America for mission work, they donated a small home on Dixie Street to Covenant House. They bought it first for Bill Dunn -- a street person known as "Aqualung" -- as a place to call home. Elizabeth moved in after Dunn disappeared one day.
So, now Elizabeth had the people at Covenant House looking out for her, among them Briana Martin, Phil Hainen, Amy Weintraub and Crystal Good. They guided her to more supervised housing and assistance, trying to figure out how best to help.
"We were all just eager to win her friendship and win her trust," said Weintraub, then director of Covenant House.
Elizabeth could be inadvertently destructive while tinkering and trying to make things, she said. "She might take apart the thermostat to use it as a new camera she was trying to invent. It wasn't intentional destruction."
She also made songs, took phone pictures, concocted little sculptures out of spoons and knobs and stuff as gifts.
"She would bring me videos she'd made. They were often disjointed and impossible to follow. But it did give you a hint she was desperately trying to communicate. That's part of what made her so endearing to all of us," said Weintraub.
Good, Covenant House's assistant director at the time, recalled her first Elizabeth encounter. One chilly day, she spotted Elizabeth on the street in a skirt, thin stockings and sandals. Good purchased a pair of warmer stockings at a drugstore. She went to give them to her.
"She absolutely refused," Good said.
Years later, they had a more fruitful meeting, one that would reverberate across several states and lives. One day in late fall 2009, Elizabeth walked into Good's office. In her quiet, small voice, she said: "I want you to help me find my family."
"I took a deep breath and I said, 'Well, how long has it been since you've seen your family?'" Good recalled. "It was this huge number."
Elizabeth hadn't seen them since the early 1980s.
What finally prompted Elizabeth's wish to reconnect? Perhaps her closeness with Leslie Clay's family, holding Clay and Agsten's children, sitting at their Thanksgiving table? Was it her age, now in her mid-50s?
No one knew for sure. But Good knew what to do next.
"I said let me get started. I Googled a couple names. I called. I left messages. I said, 'This is Crystal in Covenant House in Charleston, W.Va. We may have a relative here with your same last name.' Just a generic message. You also had to be careful about identity and things like that."
When she came to work the next day, "I had at least 30 messages on my phone," Good said. "It was like an Oprah moment. So, I was just an instrument, I was just the connector. It was just meant to be. What struck me was the messages -- they were so happy."
The reunion
George's youngest sister, Lisa, had last seen him when she was 13, during a hot Arkansas summer in 1983. He taught her how to drive his standard-shift white Mustang, she remembered happily. "He took me to some hills and made me drive home!"
When he wasn't roaming, he might sit Indian style in his room, incense burning, lost in thought. She can still visualize his Bible beside him, underlined and marked with his notes.


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Reimbursing Research Participants - Human Research Ethics Procedure
Document Number | 000848 |
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1. Introduction
Respect for persons is central in the National Statement on Ethical Conduct in Human Research as is the requirement that consent to participate in research is freely given and informed. Reimbursement of participants in research is a means of encouraging those who might otherwise be unwilling to participate, to become involved. It also provides practical recognition of the costs that participants often face.
This Procedure supports the principles of the National Statement on Ethical Conduct in Human Research in relation to the reimbursement of costs to participants in research. Those principles stipulate that it is generally appropriate to reimburse the costs to participants of taking part in research, including costs such as travel, accommodation and parking. Sometimes participants may also be paid for time involved. However, payment that is disproportionate to the time involved, or any other inducement that is likely to encourage participants to take risks, is ethically unacceptable' (2.2.10).
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ii It cannot be a condition of payment that a participant completes their involvement prior to reimbursement. Participants must be able to withdraw at any stage without financial penalty. Researchers may provide incremental payments as successive components or activities involving participants are completed.
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i The level of any reimbursement offered must not induce or entice a person to take risks and must be commensurate with the activity. For example, reimbursement for a very brief commitment that involves little cost or inconvenience to participants is likely to be small compared to that for longer involvements that might cause the participant forgone income and marked inconvenience.
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The HREC will consider the amount of reimbursement in accordance with the National Statement which states: 'payment that is disproportionate to the time involved, or any other inducement that is likely to encourage participants to take risks, is ethically unacceptable' (NS 2.2.10).
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Date Approved | 24 October 2007 |
Date for Review | 24 October 2010 |
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Policy Owner | Director, Research Services |
Policy Contact | Senior Human Research Ethics Officer |
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