PaCE’s Tea-Time Chats are going international this year! We’re kicking them off with an online discussion with Dr. Jon Salsberg, PhD, and Dr. Virginia Minogue, PhD, on ethical issues in partnered research, such as joint ownership of data and new knowledge and protecting the community.
Wednesday, April 3, 2024
8 a.m. PT / 9 a.m. MT / 10 a.m. CT / 11 a.m. ET
The ethics of patient-involved research
Dr. Minogue is an independent research consultant, advisor, coach and mentor based in the UK, and a former NIH Area Manager in Bioethics. Dr. Salsberg is Associate Professor of Primary Health Care Research – Public and Patient Involvement at the University of Limerick School of Medicine, Ireland, and an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Family Medicine, McGill University, Canada. He has also worked extensively with Indigenous communities, particularly the award-winning Kahnawake Schools Diabetes Prevention Project.
Together they are editors of an upcoming book, "Meaningful and Safe: The Ethics and Ethical Implications of Patient and Public Involvement in Health and Medical Research.” We hope you can join this talented duo as they discuss ethical situations inherent in involving the public and medical patients in primary care research.
What is PaCE?
The goal of PaCE (Patient and Clinician Engagement) is to develop a robust community of patients and primary care providers with knowledge and understanding of the unique features of patient-centered outcomes research related to primary care.
PaCE aims to identify partners who are not necessarily medical or public health professionals with a research policy agenda and whose influence is defined within the context of their community.
How to attend
Register for our free online event and we'll send you a link to a Zoom meeting. The conversation will last about an hour - we hope to see you on April 3!