This course explores the ethical principles that govern public health and research, providing healthcare professionals with the knowledge needed to ensure integrity and accountability in their work. Through real-world case studies, participants will engage with fundamental ethical concepts, analyze violations, and apply decision-making frameworks to ethical dilemmas. The course covers informed consent, research misconduct, ethical resource allocation, and the protection of privacy in data management, ensuring participants develop a strong foundation in healthcare ethics.
What you'll learn
Understand fundamental ethical principles in public health and research
Apply the Belmont Report and Declaration of Helsinki to real-world scenarios
Navigate ethical challenges such as informed consent and research misconduct
Analyze ethical violations and develop prevention strategies
Promote transparency, accountability, and integrity in healthcare research
Implement fair resource allocation principles in public health systems
Strengthen ethical decision-making frameworks in clinical trials
Lead multidisciplinary teams with ethical leadership