THE
AGA KHAN UNIVERSITY, KARACHI
Essential Research
Ethics and Neuroethics For The Developing World
Time:
Day
1: 21st September , 2012, Friday
8 am to 1 pm Day 2: September 22
tnd, 2012, Saturday 8am to 1
pm
Location:
Day 1: Lecture Hall 3, Day 2: FOB Ground
Floor Conference Room
Registration: Electronic Registration is required; send an
email to hina.tejani@aku.edu
to receive confirmation and electronic reading materials, assignments
etc.
Course
Content:
Day One: Essential Research Ethics :
policies regarding human subjects ,data acquisition sharing and ownership ,responsible
authorship and publication, conflict of interest, mentor/mentee
responsibilities and relationships ,collaborative research including
collaborations with industry ,peer review ,research misconduct, ,responsible
authorship and publication.
Day
Two: Neuroethics and the
Developing World: Case based discussion format .Truth
Telling and Disclosure, The Persistent Vegetative State, Brain Death and
Stopping Treatment, Uncooperative patient, Gifts from industry, Protecting the
Pakistani Patients in Research ,Ethical Issues in proposal development
Who
is expected to benefit from this course: Trainees from Neurology and Neuroradiology,
Radiology and Neurosurgery, Cerebrovascular Fellows, Trainees involved in
research projects , enrolled in research/clinical training programs which involve critically
ill neurologic patients.
Fees: There are no fees for this program, seating
has to be reserved on first come, first served basis
Disclosures:
This is a teaching and dissemination exercise jointly hosted by The
International Cerebrovascular Translational Clinical Research and Training
Program (ICT_CRT) at the Aga Khan University and the Bioethics Program at the
Aga Khan University . Neuroethics For The Developing World is supported by funds from the Award Number D43TW008660 from the
Fogarty International Center and the National Institute of Neurologic Disorders
and Stroke. The content is solely the responsibility of the teaching team and
does not necessarily represent the official views of the Fogarty International
Center or the National Institutes of Health.
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Essential Research
Ethics and Neuroethics For The Developing World
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