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system and experiences in health research ethical review in Vietnam system and experiences in health research ethical review in Vietnam
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- Square: 332,600 Km2 - Population : 81,727,400 - Urban: 25,1% - Annual growth rate: 1,32%. - Life expectancy (years) : 71,3 -Ethnic groups: 54 (87% Kinh) (87% Kinh) - Two main religions : Buddhism & Catholicism - City and Province : 64 - Capital: Hanoi - Districts: 643 - Communes: 10,753 - GDP per capita: 500 US$ (Source: Statistics office 2004)
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(20002222
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In 2001: WHO’s guidelines on establishing Ethical Review Committee In 2001: WHO’s guidelines on establishing Ethical Review Committee By 2002: all researches were reviewed by scientific committee By 2002: all researches were reviewed by scientific committee 19 December,2002: Regulation covering the organization and operation of ethical review committee for biomedical researches 19 December,2002: Regulation covering the organization and operation of ethical review committee for biomedical researches DEVELOPMENT of ETHICAL REVIEW REGULATION
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principal All biomedical researches conducted in Vietnam must be reviewed by the Ethical Review Committee for Biomedical Research (ECBR)
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Biomedical researches includes: - Pharmaceutical products: pharmaceutical materials, modern medications, traditional medication pharmaceutical materials, modern medications, traditional medication - Biological products: vaccine and other biological products vaccine and other biological products - Non-medication therapies: radiological therapy, medical procedures, operations, medical equipment… radiological therapy, medical procedures, operations, medical equipment… - Biological samples: blood samples, specimens, breast milk… blood samples, specimens, breast milk… - Epidemiological, social and psychological surveillance conducted in human being.
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The committees are established in accordance with: The committees are established in accordance with: - Applicable laws for Governmental institutions - Values and interests of the communities
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LEVELS: LEVELS: - Institution level - Institution level + Established by director of institutions + Established by director of institutions + Responsible for Institutional and provincial levels. + Responsible for Institutional and provincial levels. - Ministry of Health level + Established by Minister of Health + Established by Minister of Health + Responsible for state level, ministry, Ministry-level institutions, Governmental belonging institutions, domestic or foreign organizations + Responsible for state level, ministry, Ministry-level institutions, Governmental belonging institutions, domestic or foreign organizations
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Process for research approved at Ministry level Research proposal DST- MoH Ethics Committee Scientific Committee DST- MoH for approval
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Process for Clinical trial approved at institutional levels Study proposal Institution Ethics Committee Scientific Committee Institution for approval
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Experiences in 3 years performing THE regulation Advantages Advantages - Almost researchers know well regulation and follow strictly in study designs - Protection for subjects involving in all studies Difficulties Difficulties - Almost the members of commitees work part- time - Some of members should be trainned more on research methodologies - Skills of researchers in ethical practices are still limited
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