1, first determine whether your research object needs ethical review. If necessary, you need to submit an application for ethical review to the ethics committee of your institution.
2. When submitting an application for ethical review, it is necessary to provide a detailed research plan, including research purposes, research methods, sample sources, data processing and analysis methods. You also need to provide all questionnaires, questionnaires, informed consent forms and other research-related documents.
3. After the Ethics Review Committee approves your research plan, they will issue a medical ethics number for your research project. This number usually consists of numbers and letters to identify your research project.
4. When citing the medical ethics number in the paper, you need to indicate this number and explain that your research has been approved by the ethics committee. This can ensure that your research conforms to ethical norms, and at the same time, it can enhance the credibility of your research. Medical ethics numbering refers to the numbering system that classifies and standardizes medical ethics.