Fogarty-Funded Research Ethics Education in Latin America and the Caribbean: Progress Despite Ongoing Challenges

Timothy Daly; Ignacio Mastroleo; Luis L. García Valiña; Irene Melamed; María Florencia Santi; Theresa J. Ochoa; Manuela Fernández Pinto; Paul J. Cummins; Bernardo García Camino; Cheryl Macpherson; Elizabeth Heitman; Florencia Luna

doi:10.1177/15562646251325621

Fogarty-Funded Research Ethics Education in Latin America and the Caribbean: Progress Despite Ongoing Challenges

Timothy Daly
, Ignacio Mastroleo
, Luis L. García Valiña
, Irene Melamed
, María Florencia Santi
, Theresa J. Ochoa
, Manuela Fernández Pinto
, Paul J. Cummins
, Bernardo García Camino
, Cheryl Macpherson
, Elizabeth Heitman
, Florencia Luna

Facultad de Medicina

FLACSO Argentina
Bordeaux Population Health Research Center (BPH)
CONICET
Universidad Nacional de Entre Ríos
Research Ethics Training in Latin America (RETAMA) Project
Universidad de los Andes
Caribbean Research Ethics Education initiative (CREEi)
Clarkson University
School of Natural Sciences
St. George's University Grenada
Windward Islands Research and Education Foundation (WINDREF)
University of Southwestern Medical Center

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Ten years have passed since the last regional assessment of the state of Fogarty International Center-funded research ethics education and challenges facing research ethics in Latin America and the Caribbean basin. Program directors and faculty from four international research ethics education programs met in Spring 2024 to discuss their progress, challenges, and future priorities. The themes that emerged from these discussions were the structural difficulties faced by regional ethicists, the use of pedagogical innovations to mitigate different barriers faced by fellows, and the need to anticipate future challenges for the region including climate change.

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Publicación	Journal of Empirical Research on Human Research Ethics
DOI	https://doi.org/10.1177/15562646251325621
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Daly, T., Mastroleo, I., García Valiña, L. L., Melamed, I., Santi, M. F., Ochoa, T. J., Fernández Pinto, M., Cummins, P. J., García Camino, B., Macpherson, C., Heitman, E., & Luna, F. (Aceptado/En prensa). Fogarty-Funded Research Ethics Education in Latin America and the Caribbean: Progress Despite Ongoing Challenges. Journal of Empirical Research on Human Research Ethics. https://doi.org/10.1177/15562646251325621

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