1. Ethics at the extremes: Lessons From Population Health Surveys in Darfur Ghaiath Hussein MBBS, MD Comm. Med. (Part I, Sudan) MHSc. Student, Joint Center for Bioethics (U of T) Ethical Challenges to Research in Darfur National Council on Ethics in Human Research (NCER) conference, Ottawa February 16, 2008
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8. 1. Informed Consent “ I’m …. (name of interviewer) from … (name of agency) . This study is not a census. We are studying… (aim of the study), and we need to ask you some questions about …, and to do… This will take about 30 minutes of your time. All the information that you will provide will be strictly confidential , and your answers will never be identified . You will not be given any direct aid, or compensation for participating in this survey. May I start now?” Modified from Sudan Household Health Survey ( www.shhs.i8.com ) Ethical Challenges to Research in Darfur
9. Ethical Issues About Consent Ethical Challenges to Research in Darfur (Hussein, G., 2007)
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12. Political Tools? Ethical Challenges to Research in Darfur Good and “ethical”?
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18. Acknowledgements Thanks to my “Teachers” in the JCB: And to the heroes whom I worked with in Darfur Ethical Challenges to Research in Darfur