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(New Zealand) A talk by Nic Aagaard, Principal Advisor Ethics, Health Research Ethics

Posted by Dr Gary Allen in on June 23, 2021
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The Linked Original Item was Posted On March, 12 2021 20:00:01

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Early in 2020, the Ministry of Health Ethics team and NEAC hosted training days for researchers and users of the revised Standards in Auckland, Wellington, Christchurch and Dunedin. In this session Nic Aagaard, Principal Advisor Ethics, gives an overview of the unique ethics landscape for health and disability research.

A great talk by Nic Aagaard about bioethics and health ethics in New Zealand.

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