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This seminar from the Global Forum on Bioethics in Research will draw on researchers’ personal and shared experiences to discuss the ethical challenges of involving people with mental health conditions in empirical research. What creative approaches have researchers used to ethically involve people who face multiple vulnerabilities and how do these vulnerabilities impact on the practicalities of the research process (e.g. consent and community engagement)?
Chair: Jantina de Vries, University of Cape Town, South Africa
Panel:
Violet Naanyu, Associate Professor, Moi University, Kenya
Eric Racine, Research Unit Director, Montreal Clinical Research Institute, Canada
Anna Chiumento, Research Associate Primary Care & Mental Health, Liverpool University
To find out more, visit: www.gfbr.global/gfbr-2021-seminar-series or globalhealthbioethics.tghn.org/seminars
