A framework for the promotion of ethical benefit sharing in health research.

ABSTRACT: There is an increasing recognition of the importance of including benefit sharing in research programmes in order to ensure equitable and just distribution of the benefits arising from research. Whilst there are global efforts to promote benefit sharing when using non-human biological resources, benefit sharing plans and implementation do not yet feature prominently in research programmes, funding applications or requirements by ethics review boards. Whilst many research stakeholders may agree with the concept of benefit sharing, it can be difficult to operationalise benefit sharing within research programmes. We present a framework designed to assist with identifying benefit sharing opportunities in research programmes. The framework has two dimensions: the first represents microlevel, me

SUBMITTER: Bedeker A 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC8845198 | biostudies-literature | 2022 Feb

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature