BIOETHICS TRAINING FOR DEVELOPING COUNTRY PROFESSIONALS/

这份拨款申请建议创建一个新的培训项目 为发展中国家的专业人员/研究人员提供生物伦理学方面的培训（大多数 撒哈拉以南非洲）在约翰霍普金斯公共卫生学院， 与美国国立卫生研究院临床生物伦理学系和非洲 疟疾疫苗测试网络。14名研究员将获得长期 将在非洲举办两次关于研究伦理的短期讲习班。 12名研究员将接受为期一年的培训，包括在 约翰霍普金斯，那里的研究员将采取四个核心的生物伦理学课程，以及 作为研究方法论课程;参加约翰霍普金斯大学的IRB会议， 参加约翰霍普金斯和NIH的研讨会;参加 乔治敦大学生物伦理学强化课程;并参加 霍普金斯暑期强化班。研究员将返回本国 在四个核心之一的指导，独立的6个月实习 我们的培训计划的能力：1）理论和原则; 2）教学 3）伦理审查委员会的组织和管理;以及 4)研究伦理的实证研究。另外两名研究员将参加 一个为期两年的硕士课程（MHS）在国际卫生，与浓度 约翰霍普金斯大学的生物伦理学教授。他们将参加更深入的课程， 在约翰霍普金斯大学的第一年，我担任研究助理。他们将 然后在本国完成为期一年的实习。两个车间，一个 第一年和第四年各有一个，将在非洲提供， 非洲疟疾疫苗测试网络。我们的计划补充和建立 我们在生物伦理学、国际卫生研究、 以及培训发展中国家的科学家。我们有一个世界知名的 生物伦理学研究所与现有的博士和博士后培训计划。 我们的学校进行更多的国际健康研究比任何其他学校， 国家的公共卫生。十二年来，我们一直在训练 发展中国家科学家流行病学和生物统计学方案 (the福格蒂艾滋病国际培训和研究计划）。因此，我们有 对我们提供相关、实用和灵活培训的能力充满信心 对这些来访的专业人士，以及迅速回应他们的 后勤（签证、旅行）需要确保培训顺利和成功。

This grant application proposes to create a new training program in bioethics for professionals/researchers from developing countries (mostly sub-Saharan Africa) at the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, in collaboration with the NIH Department of Clinical Bioethics and the Africa Malaria Vaccine Testing Network. Fourteen fellows will receive long-term training, and two short workshops in research ethics will be given in Africa. Twelve fellows will receive one year training, involving a 6 month stay at Johns Hopkins, where fellows will take a core of four bioethics courses as well as research methodology courses; sit in on IRB meetings at Johns Hopkins and the NIH; participate in seminars at Johns Hopkins and the NIH; take the Intensive Bioethics Course at Georgetown University; and take courses in the Hopkins intensive summer institute. Fellows will return to their home countries for a mentored, independent 6-month practicum in one of the four core competencies of our training program: 1) theory and principles; 2) the teaching of research ethics; 3) organization and management of ethics review boards; and 4) empirical research on research ethics. Two additional fellows will enroll in a two-year masters program (MHS) in international health, with a concentration in bioethics, from Johns Hopkins. They will take more in-depth coursework and serve as research assistants, during the first year at Johns Hopkins. They will then complete a one-year practicum in their home countries. Two workshops, one in Year 1 and one in Year 4, will be offered in Africa in collaboration with the Africa Malaria Vaccine Testing Network. Our program complements and builds on our strong existing resources in bioethics, international health research, and the training of developing country scientists. We have a world renowned Bioethics Institute with existing doctoral and postdoctoral training programs. Our school conducts more international health research than any other school of public health in the country. And for twelve years, we have had a training program in epidemiology and biostatistics for developing country scientists (the Fogarty AIDS International Training and Research Program). Thus, we have confidence in our ability to provide relevant, practical, and flexible training to these visiting professionals, as well as to respond quickly to their logistic (visa, travel) needs to ensure smooth and successful training.