SBRI19006U Ethics in Translational Medicine I
Volume 2020/2021
Education
BRIDGE - Translational Excellence Programme
Content
- The basics of research ethics of studies involving human subjects and experimental animals (“Brush-up”)
- The basics of responsible conduct of science (“Brush-up”)
- Research ethics of translational research: “Does one size fit all?” (cross-cultural issues, e.g., academia vs. clinical setting vs. industry; international research)
- Research ethics of big data use in translational research
- Research ethics of gene modifications in translational research
- Research ethics of experimental animal use in translational research
Learning Outcome
On completion of the course, the participants should be able to:
Knowledge
- Discuss research ethics implications of basic/preclinical studies involving biological data, generated as part of “Omics” and similar “Big data” studies
- Discuss research ethics implications of basic/preclinical studies involving experimental animals
- Discuss research ethics implication of translational research involving diverse stakeholders, such as academic scientists, clinicians, industry, multi-partner collaborations, and multi-country collaborations
Skills
- Communicate research ethics issues related to big data and translational studies in a balanced and accessible manner
Competences
- Critically assess and discuss complex ethical issues
- Master dialogical methods that will support collaboration across fields in translational research
Literature
Kara H. Research ethics in the real world.
Mittelstadt and Floridi (eds.). The ethics of biomedical big data
Weir and Olick. The stored tissue issue. Biomedical research, ethics, and law in the era of genomic medicine.
Green, Donovan, Jauss (eds.). Global bioethics
Lyons-Weiler J. Cures vs. profits. Successes in translational research.
Recommended Academic Qualifications
Participants must meet the
admission criteria in BRIDGE - Translational Excellence
Programme
Teaching and learning methods
The course is organized with
a combination of face-face lectures, group work, case studies,
role-play, etc.
The focus of this course will be on providing the participants with an update on relevant information and applying that information to assess a number of research ethical dilemmas in modern biomedical translational research.
The focus of this course will be on providing the participants with an update on relevant information and applying that information to assess a number of research ethical dilemmas in modern biomedical translational research.
Workload
- Category
- Hours
- Lectures
- 6
- Preparation
- 3
- Theory exercises
- 8
- Exam Preparation
- 6
- Total
- 23
Feedback form
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Continuous feedback during the course of the
semester
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Exam (Ethics in Translational Medicine I)
- Credit
- 0 ECTS
- Type of assessment
- Continuous assessmentCourse participationAttendance and active participation
- Exam registration requirements
Participants are automatically registered for the Examination upon course registration.
- Aid
- All aids allowed
- Marking scale
- passed/not passed
- Censorship form
- No external censorship
Criteria for exam assesment
Knowledge
- Knowledge about the research ethics implications of basic/preclinical studies involving biological data, generated as part of “Omics” and similar “Big data” studies.
- Knowledge about the research ethics implications of basic/preclinical studies involving experimental animals
- Knowledge about research ethics implication of translational research involving diverse stakeholders, such as academic scientists, clinicians, industry, multi-partner and multi-country collaborations
Skills
- Ability to communicate research ethics issues related to translational research involving big data, genetic modifications, and experimental animals and translational studies, in a balanced and accessible manner to diverse audiences.
Competences
- Knowledge of how to fulfil the requirements for legal authority registration and approval of basic/preclinical studies involving biological samples, “big data”, and international collaborations
Course information
- Language
- English
- Course code
- SBRI19006U
- Credit
- 0 ECTS
- Level
- Part Time MasterPh.D.
- Duration
- Placement
- Autumn
- Schedule
- See course dates and course programme in Absalon
- Course capacity
- 15 participants
- Course is also available as continuing and professional education
- Study board
- Study Board for the Professionel Master´s Degree Programmes at The Faculty og Health and Medical Science
Contracting department
- Department of Immunology and Microbiology
Contracting faculty
- Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences
Course Coordinators
- Lars Hviid (6-75717f72726d497c7e776d37747e376d74)
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