International Workshop on Archeological Human Remains: Examining the Past to Protect the Future

摘要编号-9522626 该讲习班将汇集北极土著人民和来自美国、加拿大和西伯利亚的应用卫生科学家，讨论卫生研究中的伦理问题。其中许多问题涉及社会和文化交流以及迅速的社会变化与健康状况之间的联系。这种联系得到了1984年美国北极研究政策法案和美国国家科学院极地研究委员会的认可。讲习班的目的是大大扩大目前北极圈保健研究人员与土著人民组织之间的对话，交流保健研究道德方面的信息，通过北极圈各国可能通过的保健研究道德原则，并确保土著人民参与制定这些原则。讲习班将于1995年6月2日至3日在加拿大因纽维克举行。美国正在为阿拉斯加和俄罗斯的参与者提供支持。加拿大支持加拿大、格陵兰和欧洲的参与。 *** ??

ABSTRACT OPP-9522626 This workshop will bring together Arctic indigenous people and applied health scientists from the United States, Canada and Siberia to discuss ethical issues in health research. Many of these issues involve social and cultural communication and the linkages between rapid social change and health status. This linkage is recognized by the U.S. Arctic Research Policy Act of 1984 and the Polar Research Board of the U.S. National Academy of Sciences. The objectives of the workshop are to significantly extend the current dialogue between health researchers and indigenous peoples' organizations in the circumpolar north, to exchange information on health research ethics, to adopt principles on health research ethics which may be adopted by the circumpolar nations, and to ensure indigenous participation in the development of these principles. The workshop will take place in Inuvik, Canada on June 2-3, 1995. U.S. support is being provided for Alaskan and Russian participants. Canada is supporting Canadian, Greenlandic and European participation. *** ??