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Training Center for Health Research Ethics and GCP (Philippines)

This discussion group is limited to graduates of the Training Centre for Health Research Ethics and GCP in the Philippines. If you're a graduate, and you'd like to join but have not received an invite, please email info@globalhealthreviewers.org. 

3 Members • 1 Topics

Ethics of Research Involving Medical Records

This group is open to anyone interested in this subject to pose questions, make comments, and share their experiences.

aolamba

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Thank you for this interesting question and I should think a good case study for people to think about. I recently attended a talk on a similar topic from a man involved ...

12 years ago • Read full post
38 Members • 2 Topics

Children and Clinical Research

This discussion group is for all those who have taken the Children in Clinical Research course (available from the Global Health Training Centre), everyone interested in taking the course and anyone who would like to know more about the course. This is your chance so speak directly with the course authors and individuals involved in bringing together the course material. You can also openly discuss the resource with other individuals who have also taken the course.

pilarcorraliza

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Hello I have finished this course with a 80% mark and I do not know what has happenned but know there is no certificate and results on my page, so please would ...

4 years ago • Read full post
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Health Ethics in India.

This group is for anyone interested in global health ethical issues in India.

weareraman

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Though not directly related to public health ethics, this issue need a debate I think. Can we, or cannot make copies of publications for learning purposes? http://kafila.org/2012/08/27/oxford-and-cambridge-university-publishers-v-students-of-india/ Oxford and Cambridge University Publishers ...

12 years ago • Read full post
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Ways of thinking about ethics.

The aim of this group is to encourage discussion about ethical research methods and theories and about the methodological and theoretical aspects of ethics research into the ethical aspects of collaborative global health research. This might include discussion of particular ethical theories e.g. utilitarianism, virtue ethics and so on. It might also include questions of method in ethics, for example around the use of empirical ethics approaches bringing together social science research methods and ethical analysis.

anantbhan

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Hieveryone, I just posted a new article in the bookmarks section dealing with ethics of clinical trials in India. There are of course a lot of issues which apply to other LMIC ...

10 years ago • Read full post
1 Members • 2 Topics

Community Engagement.

Community engagement is increasingly promoted as central to ethical research practice. The aim of this group is to encourage discussion around the practical, ethical and methodological issues arising in community engagement and its evaluation, and of the roles of community engagement in global health research.

mparker

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Hello Angeliki, Thakns for putting this up on GHBE. I really enjoyed looking at the participatory videos. It was great to see all these different experiences and views about the ethics of ...

13 years ago • Read full post
8 Members • 2 Topics

Ethics Committee Discussion Group

This Forum is intended to be a useful and supportive environment for members of research ethics committees and regulators to discuss issues arising in their work and receive useful advice and feedback. Some of these issues will be sensitive and there may be differing opinions about appropriate ways forward. Please be polite and respectful at all times on this forum. You are welcome to discuss specific protocols on this forum, where this does not contravene confidentiality guidelines for your research ethics committee. To preserve the confidentiality of the researchers involved, please delete or otherwise obscure factual details where necessary, while still allowing for a discussion of the ethical issue you wish to address. This forum is only available to validated members of ethics review committees. If you would like to join this forum please click on 'join this group' and also email info@globalhealthreviewers.org - in your message please provide the name of the ethics committee that you are a member of and the name and email address of someone who can confirm your role, such as the committee chairperson or secretary. For more general discussions about research ethics open to all members of this site, please see the general discussion forums.

6 Members • 3 Topics

Ethics and sharing individual level research data

This is a discussion group for the ethics of sharing individual-level research data. Our Resource Centre brings together resources about ethical best practices for data sharing, policies and processes for data curation and data sharing, and links to repositories for data sharing and can be found at https://bioethicsresearchreview.tghn.org/research-data-sharing/.

hagonopeter

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Hi everyone. I am happy to be part of this discussion group.

9 years ago • Read full post
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Consent.

The focus of this group is on the role of consent in global health research and on the ethical, social and practical challenges relating to consent in research practice.

GHN_Editors

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Binh Nguyen Thi Cam, an Oxford University Public Health DPHil student has just posted a blog on the Ethox website about cultural issues in obtaining informed consent. The post can be viewed ...

11 years ago • Read full post
72 Members • 10 Topics

Essential Elements of Ethics

This discussion group is for all those who have taken the Essential Elements of Ethics course (available from the Global Health Training Centre), everyone interested in taking the course and anyone who would like to know more about the course. This is your chance so speak directly with the course authors and individuals involved in bringing together the course material. You can also openly discuss the resource with other individuals who have also taken the course.

nimsibarriosc

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Hello, everyone! I so happy to stay in this course.

1 year ago • Read full post