UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA - AFRICAN STUDIES CENTER |
12-16 January, 2003 Khartoum, Sudan
Call for Applications
Application deadline: 15 December 2002
Applications are invited from African physicians/scientists in the employment of African health research, control, and/or training in- stitutions. Applicants must at least be middle to senior level inves- tigators, key members of ethics (or scientific) review committees, study monitors, members of data safety monitoring boards, sponsors of research involving human subjects, members of regulatory bodies or editors of biomedical journals.
Workshop Contents 1. Introductions, Course Content and House-Keeping 2. History of Ethics in Health Research Ethics Codes and Guidelines 3. Ethics Review Boards/Committees 4. Beneficence/Mal-beneficence in Research 5. Respect of Subjects 6. Informed Consent in Research 7. Justice in Research 8. Issues in Study Design: Randomized Control Trials and Placebos, 9. Traditional Medicine and Standard Therapy 10. Ethics Issues in International Research 11. Community Benefits and Protections 12. Archived Specimens
The workshop will mainly utilize participatory approaches including lectures, case studies, discussion groups, panels, debates and other interactive teaching/learning methods.
Selected participants will be awarded scholarships by the African Ma- laria Network Trust (AMANET), which will cover costs for economy class airfares, tuition and full board. Participants should meet all their other costs.
Instructions will mainly be in English, although efforts are underway to include a bilingual English/ French facilitator.
Applicants wishing to participate in this Workshop should forward the following by email to the addressee below by 15 December 2002.
1. Full name in capital letters, with family name underlined;
2 Date of birth and nationality; 3. Name, full address,
telephone number, fax number, and e-mail ad-
dress where the applicant is employed; 4. Listing
of educational qualifications, including date, place
and degree(s) obtained; 5. Describe in not more than
15 lines the nature of your current
post, and any other posts you may have held, and
why you need this workshop; 6. Current research interests
(not more than 10 lines; 7. A list of your scientific
publications, especially those relating
to clinical/field trials and to the workshop; 8.
Names and addresses of two referees (including their
telephone, fax and e-mail contacts) who you have requested
to provide letters of recommendation to be sent directly
to the address below.
All applications must be received by 15 December 2002 by e-mail at the following address:
Prof. W. L. Kilama Managing Trustee, AMANET Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology Building Ali Hassan Mwinyi Road, Kijitonyama P. O. Box 33207 Dar es Salaam, Tanzania Tel: +255-22-2700-018 Fax: +255-22-2700-380 mailto:wkilama@africaonline.co.tz
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