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Systematic review: bioethical implications for COVID-19 research in low prevalence countries, a distinctly different set of problems.

Tony SkapetisConstance LawRohan Rodricks
Published in: BMC medical ethics (2021)
A systematic review failed to identify articles relating to COVID-19 research ethics, specific to low prevalence countries. It shows that there is a significant gap in the literature that warrants further investigation. Common ethical principles were used to present a distinct set of challenges experienced by a country with a low prevalence of COVID-19. This unique perspective of some of the common ethical problems surrounding research, may help guide further discussion and guide research in similar countries.
Keyphrases
  • coronavirus disease
  • systematic review
  • sars cov
  • risk factors
  • mental health
  • respiratory syndrome coronavirus
  • randomized controlled trial
  • decision making
  • artificial intelligence
  • global health