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CAREB’s Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR) module explains the purpose, importance and benefits of CBPR in Canada. The module includes an outline of the implications CBPR may have for both research ethics boards and researchers and discusses alternative perspectives to ethical dilemmas in research. The module analyzes the application of CBPR in a real-life context via a case study and interoperates the links between CBPR and research ethics.
CAREB’s Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR) module explains the purpose, importance and benefits of CBPR in Canada. The module includes an outline of the implications CBPR may have for both research ethics boards and researchers and discusses alternative perspectives to ethical dilemmas in research. The module analyzes the application of CBPR in a real-life context via a case study and interoperates the links between CBPR and research ethics.
Objective: Delve into what conflict of interest means with regards to research involving human participants. Understand the types of conflict of interest from healthcare and academic settings, how to identify and prevent it from impacting your research. Outcomes: Researchers, Research Ethics Boards (REB) and institutional members will identify mitigation strategies for conflicts of interest in research involving human participants in the healthcare and academic setting. Status: available for purchase
Webinar Objectives: To provide a detailed overview of the processes and activities required to develop and maintain appropriate REB standard operating procedures (SOPs) STATUS: content under development Duration: 1 hour. Date: Friday, February 26, 2021 Time: 2:00pm EST
Webinar Objectives: To provide a detailed overview of the processes and activities required to develop and maintain appropriate REB standard operating procedures (SOPs) STATUS: content under development Duration: 1 hour. Date: Friday, February 26, 2021 Time: 2:00pm EST
Webinar Objectives:
- To assess the ethical implications of research involving participants who are engaged in ‘illegal’/criminal activities including identified terrorist organizations, and to address the application of appropriate ethical principles for the review, approval and conduct of the research – including the protections required for the research participants who are defined as ‘vulnerable'.
Webinar Objectives:
- To assess the ethical implications of research involving participants who are engaged in ‘illegal’/criminal activities including identified terrorist organizations, and to address the application of appropriate ethical principles for the review, approval and conduct of the research – including the protections required for the research participants who are defined as ‘vulnerable'.
This webinar package includes each of the following Foundational Skills webinar topics and sessions:
This webinar package includes each of the following Foundational Skills webinar topics and sessions:
This module covers the fundamentals of research ethics including the western philosophical theoretical basis of their origins.
This module covers the fundamentals of research ethics including the western philosophical theoretical basis of their origins.