The three basic principles of BELMONT report are

1. Respect for persons Respect for persons incorporates at least two ethical convictions:

a. Individuals should be treated as autonomous agents
b. Persons with DIMINISHED autonomy are entitled to protection
c. Informed consent (3 elements)

• Information
• Comprehension
• Voluntary ness

d. Subject should be given opportunity to choose what should and shall not happen to them

2. Beneficence:

• Human subject should not be harmed
• Research should maximize the benefits and minimize the harms 
• Risks and benefits should be assessed
• The nature and SCOPE of risks and benefits must be SYSTEMATICALLY assessed.

3 . Justice:

• The benefits and risks of the research must be distributed uniformly
• Selection of subject: there must be a fair process and outcomes in the selection of research subjects

The three basic principles of Belmont report are

1. Respect for persons Respect for persons incorporates at least two ethical convictions:

a. Individuals should be treated as autonomous agents
b. Persons with diminished autonomy are entitled to protection
c. Informed consent (3 elements)

d. Subject should be given opportunity to choose what should and shall not happen to them

2. Beneficence:

3 . Justice: