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Research Involving People of a Refugee Background:Considerations for Ethical Engagement
This paper is of relevance to both those considering carrying out research and those participating in it. It is based on discussions between three researchers of a non-refugee background and a small group of nine people of a refugee background living in Ireland and Scotland, all of whom have been involved in research in some way. The paper is divided into three sections outlining what should be considered before, during and after data has been collected from people of a refugee background.Irish Research CouncilUniversity College DublinFunded by the Irish Research Council and the Scottish Irish Migration Initiativ
Research involving people of a refugee background: Considerations for ethical engagement
This paper is of relevance to both those considering carrying out research and those participating in it. It is based on discussions between three researchers of a non-refugee background and a small group of nine people of a refugee background living in Ireland and Scotland, all of whom have been involved in research in some way. The paper is divided into three sections outlining what should be considered before, during and after data has been collected from people of a refugee background.Irish Research CouncilUniversity College DublinFunded by the Irish Research Council and the Scottish Irish Migration Initiativ
Afri-Can Forum 2
CITATION: Mukudu, H., et al. 2016. Afri-Can Forum 2. BMC Infectious Diseases, 16:315, doi:10.1186/s12879-016-1466-6.The original publication is available at https://bmcinfectdis.biomedcentral.comENGLISH ABSTRACT: We are pleased to present peer reviewed forum proceedings of the 2nd synchronicity forum of GHRI/CHVIfunded Canadian and
African HIV prevention and vaccine teams
Forum objectives
âGHRI-funded capacity building and HIV prevention research teams presented highlights of achievements
âTeams discussed how to jointly build on achievements for sustainability
âProvided an opportunity for inter-team collaboration,
synchronize best approach to capacity building, mentoring of new researchers and building leadership
âProvided opportunities for informal discussions and networking among the teams.
âTeams learnt about recent advances in the area of African regulatory and ethics review process
âThe forum proceedings was a special supplement in an openaccess journal was producedhttps://bmcinfectdis.biomedcentral.com/articles/supplements/volume-16-supplement-2Publisher's versio