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NIHFOGARTY INTERNATIONAL CENTERR25

Eastern Nigeria Research Ethics Training (ENRICH) Program

Completed
Institution
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND BALTIMORE, MD
Principal investigator
Clement Adebayo Adebamowo
Funding
$241K
Duration
2021–2026
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Abstract

Eastern Nigeria Research Ethics Training (ENRICH) Program Project Summary The Eastern Nigeria Research Ethics Training (ENRICH) Program is a collaborative research ethics training program to be implemented jointly by the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN), NIH/FIC-funded Center for Bioethics and Research (CBR) and University of Maryland School of Medicine (UMSOM). The program will provide forty master’s degrees, two hundred short- and twenty-five medium-term trainings in research ethics training to faculty members, members of ethics committees and individuals who are identified as potential leaders in bioethics by their institutions in eastern Nigeria at the newly established bioethics degree program at UNN. The program builds on a planning project implemented within the current CBR/UMSOM bioethics training grant and is based on assessment of the needs of institutions and ethics committees serving approximately 50 million people in eastern Nigeria. The program will rapidly scale up bioethics expertise and research capacity in eastern Nigeria and ensure that the trainees conduct innovative, culture-specific bioethics research projects and expand our contributions to the global research ethics discourse.

Research team

  • Clement Adebayo AdebamowoPI
  • Emmanuel EzeomePI
  • Temidayo Olusade OgundiranPI

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