New additions to the team
We are thrilled to announce a couple of new additions to the team
Sarah Byrne
Sarah Byrne has joined the team as a consultant. In addition to a long connection to human research ethics and research integrity, she has a great background in mediation, privacy and substituted consent. You can view her bio here.
Barry Smith
Like Martin, Barry is based in New Zealand. In addition to his considerable human research ethics and research integrity experience Barry has great and long involvement in the indigenous sphere in New Zealand. You can view his bio here.
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The resource library
There are now over a thousand items in the resource library (www.ahrecs.com/resources) and we’ve also recently added a new search facility. It may have also noticed we have started to cross-link major stories when there are updates.
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New features the blog
We are hoping that this edition of the Research Ethics Monthly will also be accompanied by new functionalities within the blog www.ahrecs.com/blog. Please encourage your networks to subscribe – it’s free, only sent once per month, is topical and practical, and subscribing just requires filling out the field at the bottom of every page of the AHRECS website.
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Our services page
The site includes a new Our Services page (https://ahrecs.com/our-services). This page includes an overview of the different services that we provide, some of the options and a form to request we contact you to discuss working with your institution. There are few tweaks that will be uploaded overnight, but it’s basically ready for us to share with you.
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Do you use LinkedIn?
AHRECS has a LinkedIn company page (https://www.linkedin.com/company/ahrecs) and we now have 868 followers. If you use LinkedIn please follow our company page.
