Determining who Constitutes the Community (From the Book- Casebook on Ethical Issues in International Health Research)

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AuthorNeha Madhiwalla
AuthorRichard Cash
Date Accessioned2024-11-07T07:16:06Z
Date Available2024-11-07T07:16:06Z
Date of Publication2009
DescriptionCase study based on an intervention.
AbstractThe case study raises some pertinent question such as who should actually represent a community? What should be an actual representation of a community and its voice based on which decisions can be made or interventions can be planned? What should be the inclusion criteria? Ethical Issues around mid-course corrections in research and Procedural justice.
Identifier URIhttps://resourcerepository.azimpremjiuniversity.edu.in/handle/apurr/703
ProvenanceRural
ProvenanceSouth Asian Country
KeywordLandless Tribal Population
CitationMadhiwalla, N. (2009). Determining who Constitutes the Community. In Cash, R., Wikler, D., Saxena, A., & Capron, A. (Eds.), Casebook on ethical issues in international health research (pp. 134-135). World Health Organization.
TitleDetermining who Constitutes the Community (From the Book- Casebook on Ethical Issues in International Health Research)
StatusReady (With Discussion Questions)
CoverageUnderstanding a Community and Inclusion criteria. Issues of Representation in a Culturally Diverse Society with many Vulnerable Groups. Ethical Issues in Mid-Course Correction in Research. Procedural Justice.
Course TagEthics in Public Health Research. What is Public Health: Perspectives, Ethics and Values.
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