During this Covid 19 our mission should be to protect our earth and humans by our action based on values and ethics Keeping the above message in mind prepare a chart to save human kind and ways to curb it
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Ethics and COVID-19
From resource allocation and priority-setting, physical distancing, public health surveillance, health-care worker's rights and obligations to conduct of clinical trials, the COVID-19 pandemic presents serious ethical challenges. These in turn are complicated by the diverse health systems and unique cultural and socio-economic contexts of countries. Consequently, there is a great need for guidance to ensure ethical conduct of research, decision making in clinical care, and public health policymaking at every level of the global COVID-19 response.
WHO Working Group on Ethics and COVID-19
WHO has established an international Working Group on Ethics and COVID-19 in order to develop advice on key ethical questions that Member States need to address. The expert group also advises WHO’s technical units regarding ethical aspects of their COVID-related work. Since its formation in February 2020, the group has been engaged in the following activities:
Advice on ethical considerations in COVID-19 research
Practical guidance on the application of ethical values central to COVID-19 research published in the journal “Public Health Ethics”
A policy brief on resource allocation and priority setting in COVID-19 care
Providing ethics input into the WHO's Clinical Management Guidelines and training
Feedback provided on the Solidarity Trial protocol
Development of emergency standard operating procedures for human research committees to facilitate rapid review of protocols during the COVID-19 pandemic
Advice on the criteria that must be satisfied for SARS-CoV-2 challenge studies to be ethically acceptable
Considering other areas: Immunity certificates, MEURI (i.e., monitored emergency use of unregistered and experimental interventions) and the fair global allocation of vaccines, therapeutics, and diagnostics.
From resource allocation and priority-setting, physical distancing, public health surveillance, health-care worker's rights and obligations to conduct of clinical trials, the COVID-19 pandemic presents serious ethical challenges. These in turn are complicated by the diverse health systems and unique cultural and socio-economic contexts of countries. Consequently, there is a great need for guidance to ensure ethical conduct of research, decision making in clinical care, and public health policymaking at every level of the global COVID-19 response.
WHO Working Group on Ethics and COVID-19
WHO has established an international Working Group on Ethics and COVID-19 in order to develop advice on key ethical questions that Member States need to address. The expert group also advises WHO’s technical units regarding ethical aspects of their COVID-related work. Since its formation in February 2020, the group has been engaged in the following activities:
Advice on ethical considerations in COVID-19 research
Practical guidance on the application of ethical values central to COVID-19 research published in the journal “Public Health Ethics”
A policy brief on resource allocation and priority setting in COVID-19 care
Providing ethics input into the WHO's Clinical Management Guidelines and training
Feedback provided on the Solidarity Trial protocol
Development of emergency standard operating procedures for human research committees to facilitate rapid review of protocols during the COVID-19 pandemic
Advice on the criteria that must be satisfied for SARS-CoV-2 challenge studies to be ethically acceptable
Considering other areas: Immunity certificates, MEURI (i.e., monitored emergency use of unregistered and experimental interventions) and the fair global allocation of vaccines, therapeutics, and diagnostics.
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