Developing capacity to protect human research subjects in a post-conflict, resource-constrained setting: procedures and prospects
Developing capacity to protect human research subjects in a post-conflict, resource-constrained setting: procedures and prospects
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DOI：
10.1136/jme.2005.014472
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发表时间：
2006-10-01
影响因子：
4.1
通讯作者：
Jones, J.
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作者：
Kennedy, S. B.;Harris, A. O.;Jones, J.
由美国的研究组织，太平洋研究与评估研究所（PIRE），以加强系统的保护人类研究课题和其国际合作伙伴，利比里亚大学的基础设施的能力建设战略进行了讨论。为了在今后开展急需的生物医学和社会科学研究活动，该项目预计这种伙伴关系将随着时间的推移逐步发展，以加强利比里亚大学当地调查人员和行政人员的能力。因此，这一伙伴关系创造了一个独特的机会，与冲突后资源有限的国家分享技术和资源。这种加强保护研究中的人类受试者的能力建设模式也可以在类似的资源有限的国际环境中复制，因此，本文分享了我们的经验和局限性。
The capacity-building strategy used by a US-based research organisation, the Pacific Institute for Research and Evaluation (PIRE), to strengthen the system for the protection of human research subjects and the infrastructure of its international collaborating partner, the University of Liberia, are discussed. To conduct the much-needed biomedical and social science-based research-related activities in the future, this partnership is expected by PIRE to gradually evolve over time to strengthen the capacity of the local investigators and administrators of the University of Liberia. Accordingly, a unique opportunity to share technology and resources with a post-conflict, resource-constrained country is created by this partnership. This capacity-building model to strengthen the protection of human subjects in research can also be replicated in similar resource-constrained international settings and, accordingly, our experiences and limitations are shared in this paper.