Research Ethics
Introduction to research and development of research ethics
Principles of ethical research conduct
Fairness And Equity In Research Participation
General Principles
Special conditions related to consent
Capacity
Documentation of consent
Key Definitions and Principles
The Ethical Duty of Confidentiality
Safeguarding Information
Consent and Secondary Use of Identifiable Information for Research Purposes
Data Linkage
Institutions and Conflicts of Interests
REC Members and Conflicts of Interests
Researchers and Conflicts of Interests
The Nature of Qualitative Research
Research Ethics Review of Qualitative Research
Human Biological Materials And Materials Related To Human Reproduction
Types of Human Biological Materials
Collection of Human Biological Materials
Consent and Secondary Use of Identifiable Human Biological Materials for Research Purposes
Storage, exportation and Banking of Human Biological Materials
Research Involving Materials Related to Human Reproduction
Human Genetic, Genomic and Stem Cell Research
Application of ethical principles to genetic research
Plans for Handling Information Revealed through Genetic Research
Genetic Research Involving Families
Genetic Research Involving Communities
Genetic Material Banks
Gene Transfer
Research on human remains, cadavers, tissues, biological fluids, embryos or fetuses
The international and national ethics guidelines, codes and declarations
International guidelines: The Nuremberg Code, The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the Declaration of Helsinki, and the Belmont Report.
Development of Sudanese Guidelines
Overview of the national guidelines
Research ethics committee's functions and responsibilities.
Establishment of RECs
Procedures for REC Review
Reconsideration and Appeals
Research Ethics Review During Publicly Declared Emergencies (including war-affected areas)