Bioethics
Case study: cross-cultural bioethics training program helps fight African 'brain drain'
Published in Vaccine Weekly, July 18th, 2007
When African professionals migrate to the United States or Europe, it’s often called brain drain. In the world of research ethics, at least one training program is causing the opposite effect. Now entering its eighth year of operation, the Johns Hopkins Fogarty African Research Ethics Training Program is the subject of a sweeping new case study published in Academic Medicine. For the first time, the case study reveals some potent lessons in what it takes to deliver a successful, cross-cultural ethics training program.
“We initially sought to increase the critical mass of African individuals professionally trained in ethics,” said Nancy Kass, ScD, deputy director for...
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