create a short discussion reply to this: Describe how learning about the history of research ethics impacted your view of biomedical research. Over the past years it appears there has been vast improvement in including all populations of people, ensuring autonomy, and respect for humans. Research is created for improving human subjects. Learning from mistakes is the essence of medical practice. Learning how informed consent was developed in the 1970s was kind of shocking, and the lack of human autonomy was not a thing. Having patient decision making and autonomy introduced creates respect for human subject. Consider the research you collected for your PICOT question. Discuss steps researchers took to protect the rights of human subjects. What additional measures would you recommend? For the PICOT question I choose is relating more to providers and hand off verses including human subjects or patients. When reviewing the information, researchers utilized informed consent among the providers that were willing to participate in the study on reviewing different hand off procedures. This appears to be the best approach when discussing hand off procedures. Describe common disparities in biomedical research. Did you find evidence of disparities in the articles you reviewed for your PICOT question? If so, what were your findings? The disparities in biomedical research are possibly limiting research to specific populations that could lack information and inter