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Basic Research Ethics Training (BRET) to be Held at the University of the Cordilleras

The Cordillera Regional Health Research and Development Consortium (CRHRDC), in partnership with the Philippine Health Research Ethics Board (PHREB), is pleased to announce the upcoming Basic Research Ethics Training (BRET), scheduled for December 17-18, 2024, at Canao HallUniversity of the Cordilleras (UC) in Baguio City. This two-day training is designed to equip researchers, health professionals, and other stakeholders with essential knowledge of research ethics in the health sector.

Exclusive Training for Endorsed Participants

This exclusive training is open only to endorsed participants from CRHRDC member institutions for 2024. Interested attendees must meet the required qualifications and confirm their participation by December 13, 2024.

The training will focus on key topics related to ethical standards and guidelines in health research. It aims to ensure that participants are well-prepared to navigate the ethical challenges in research, particularly regarding the protection of participants’ rights and ensuring the integrity of research processes.

Resource Speakers

The BRET will feature distinguished experts in the field of research ethics, who will guide participants through various aspects of ethical research practices. The following individuals will serve as resource speakers during the event:

  • Marina Sagandoy – Chair, CRHRDC REC
  • Lilia Rose A. Say-Awen – Co-Chair, CRHRDC REC
  • Rosella Bahni – Member Secretary, CRHRDC REC
  • Dr. Judith Odanee Magwilang – Member, CRHRDC REC
  • Robert Tolentino – Member, CRHRDC REC
  • Eleanor Cuarter – Member, CRHRDC REC
  • Pelin Belino – Member, CRHRDC REC
  • Janette Awisan – Member, CRHRDC REC

These experts will provide valuable insights into the ethical aspects of health research, the ethics review process, and the importance of adhering to national and international ethical standards.

Why Attend?

The Basic Research Ethics Training is an important opportunity for health researchers and professionals to:

  • Gain a comprehensive understanding of ethical standards in research
  • Learn practical skills to address ethical challenges in health research
  • Understand the ethical review process, including preparing and submitting research proposals to ethics committees
  • Be informed on participant rights, confidentiality, and the process of informed consent

This training is crucial for fostering ethical practices in health research, ensuring that researchers in the region are equipped to carry out studies that prioritize participant safety and well-being.

Registration and Confirmation

Interested participants must confirm their attendance by December 13, 2024 to secure a spot. For further inquiries or registration details, participants can contact the CRHRDC office.

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