Welcome to Global Health Bioethics. (Previously known as: Global Health Bioethics, Research Ethics and Review).
We are the home page of the Global Health Bioethics Network. Read more here.
On the frontline: social science researchers from the REACH team (which included many GHBN partners) share their experiences of navigating the hidden ethical challenges in their work.
For more REACH outputs, visit the REACH website here: https://www.ethox.ox.ac.uk/Our-research/major-programmes/reach/reach
The Global Health Network and Public Health England launch a new knowledge hub for the International Health Regulations Strengthening Project to support researchers and professionals in global health security. Access peer reviewed publications, reports and case studies that include achievements ... Read more
This framework, with examples, is intended as a practical tool to assist research stakeholders with identifying opportunities for benefit sharing, and inculcating intentional benefit sharing in their research programmes from inception. www.pha4ge.org Read more
This specialist short course in English and español explores some of the core ethical issues that arise in the conduct of research in global health emergencies – from outbreaks of infectious diseases to natural and human-made disasters. It is entirely based on the peer-reviewed Nuffield Council on Bioethics’ report Research in global health emergencies: Ethical issues.
This seven module course offers comprehensive training exploring the wide range of ethical issues faced by health professionals and policy makers working in the context of epidemics/pandemics and disaster situations, focusing primarily on the key areas of research, surveillance and patient care. This free to access course aims to provide clear background knowledge of the key subject areas and uses case studies as an effective way to explore the topics via realistic scenarios.
Building the capacity of our members is key. GHBN Members share how the Network has helped them grow.