Titel: International ethical guidelines for research involving human subjects - new developments

Termin: 16.10.2003 bis 17.10.2003

Veranstaltungsort:
Torremayor Hotel
Santiago
Chile

Weitere Informationen:
http://www.bioetica.ops-oms.org

Kurzbeschreibung: OBJECTIVE: This seminar will be addressed to health professionals and investigators in social sciences that work on research involving human subjects, with special emphasis on the International Ethical Guidelines CIOMS 2002 and their applicability to developing countries. It will focus on Latin American countries with a comparative international perspective from both developed and other developing countries. It is expected that this encounter will engender new recommendations about the applicability of the Ethical Guidelines and their possible modification. SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES: 1. To gain knowledge about the International Ethical Guidelines for research involving human subjects in a comparative perspective. 2. To familiarize with legal and conceptual aspects of the Guidelines 3. To enhance the participation on ethical and scientific review committees or counseling to organisms that work on research involving human beings TOPICS: Panel1: Foundations: International ethical guidelines for biomedical research involving human subjects CIOMS 2002. Why and how to make guidelines? Panel 2: Multi-center Studies and Ethical and Scientific Review Committees Panel 3: Ethics of Research and Society Panel 4: Community Benefits of Research Panel 5: Emergent Topics in Research on Human Subjects Panel 6: Ethical Issues in Genomic Research Forum-Panel: International Comparative Perspectives on the Ethical Guidelines CERTIFICATION: Participants in the Seminar will be certified by the University of Chile

Kontakt: Regional Program on Bioethics Pan American Health Organization
Providencia 1017
Santiago, Chile

Tel: (562) 236 0330
Fax: (562) 346 7219

bioetica@chi.ops-oms.org

Veranstalter: Regional Program on Bioethics Pan American Health Organization , Santiago , Chile

Schlagworte: Humanexperiment, Medizinische Ethik