Ethics and Law Core

针对新发感染和生物防御的研究、临床护理和公共卫生干预 提出极其重要的伦理、法律和社会问题。政策、道德和法律(PEL)核心， 在多学科协调委员会的主持下，参加会议的 大学，将邀请区域英才中心(RCE)调查人员和外部人员提供意见 专家。PEL核心将解决以下具体目标：1.确定并对辩论进行排名 并讨论在以下情况下将遇到的道德和政策问题的范围和性质 研究新出现的感染和生物防御以及与临床相关的问题 护理和公共卫生政策；2.分析和辩论一组选定的问题 阻碍良好研究、提供高质量临床护理和公共卫生政策的相关问题 生物防御和新出现的疾病；3.为那些 参与东南部地区生物防御和新兴技术卓越中心 疾病(SERCEB)。协调委员会将确定政策、伦理和法律问题 在对其他岩心的研究中出现的问题，并计划是否以及如何进一步研究这些岩心。这个 CORE将为RCE和其他相关受众起草白皮书。文章也可以是 提交给医学、公共卫生、法律或政策期刊。核心协调委员会 将向区域经济委员会指导委员会提供建议，并将对通过 它寻求其他来源的建议，如NIAID、CDC、DHHS、OHS或其他组织。为 需要本核心所提供资源以外的资源的问题，协调委员会 可以制定或鼓励其他人制定研究提案，以获得单独的资金 从核心的活动中发展出来的工作。

Research, clinical care, and public health interventions for emerging infections and biodefense raise critically important ethical, legal, and social issues. The Policy, Ethics and Law (PEL) core, under the auspices of a multi-disciplinary Coordinating Committee drawn from the participating universities, will invite input from Regional Center of Excellence (RCE)investigators and outside experts. The PEL core will address the following specific aims: 1. Identify and rank for debate and discussion the range and nature of ethical and policy issues that will be encountered while conducting research on emerging infections and biodefense as well as issues relating to clinical care and public health policy; 2. Analyze and debate a selected set of the issues that pose barriers to good research, the delivery of quality clinical care and public health policy related to biodefense and emerging diseases; 3. Provide guidance and consulting services to those involved in the Southeastern Regional Center of Excellence for Biodefense and Emerging Diseases (SERCEB). The Coordinating Committee will identify policy, ethical, and legal issues arising in the research of the other cores and plan whether and how to pursue them further. The core will draft white papers for the RCE and for other relevant audiences. Articles may also be submitted to medical, public health, law, or policy journals. The core's Coordinating Committee will advise the Steering Committee for the RCE, and will respond to requests channeled through it for advice from other sources, such as NIAID, CDC, DHHS, OHS, or other organizations. For issues that require resources beyond those provided in this core, the Coordinating Committee may develop, or encourage others to develop, research proposals to secure separate funding for work growing out of the core's activities.