Capacity mapping of national ethics committees in the Eastern Mediterranean Region

BMC Medical Ethics 10 (1):8 (2009)
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Abstract

Ethics issues in the areas of science, technology and medicine have emerged during the last few decades. Many countries have responded by establishing ethics committees at the national level. Identification of National Ethics Committees (NECs) in the Eastern Mediterranean (EM) region and the extent of their functions and capacity would be helpful in developing capacity building programs that address the needs of these committees. Accordingly, we conducted a survey to determine the characteristics of existing NECs in the EM region

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Henry Silverman
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