Section: Module 5: Lesson 3: Challenges in Substance use Disorder Research | Substance Use and Public Health | NextGenU.org
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Student Learning Outcomes:
Upon completion of this lesson, you will be able to:- Summarize the approach strategies for research involving human participants in LMICs.
- Examine the key challenges that impact substance use disorder research in LMICs.
- Explain the challenges of gaining informed consent of the persons involved in the SUD research.
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Read the sections "Ethical Principles Underlying the Conduct of Human Subjects Research", "Ethical Contexts of Addiction Research", "Participant Perspectives", "Conclusion", and "Glossary". (14 minutes)
NIH - 2010
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Download the article and read the entire article. (12 minutes)
Taylor and Francis Online - 2019
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Read the entire article. (34 minutes)
US National Library of Medicine - 2019
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Read the content under the heading "Informed Consent and Decision-Making Capacity", "Financial Compensation and Concerns About Undue Inducement" and "Other Threats to Voluntariness". (11 minutes)
Sage Journals - 2018
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SLOs Addressed:
Define stigma in the substance use disorder context
Compare strategies to mitigate stigmatization, marginalization, and discrimination in SUD care settings
Summarize the ethical dilemmas faced in substance use disorder from clinical and public health perspectives
Examine the relevance of the NAADAC Code of Ethics in guiding client-counselor relationships
Determine appropriate response strategies to disclosure of private and distressing information
Summarize approach strategies for research involving human participants in LMICs
Examine key challenges that impact substance use disorder research in LMICs
Explain the challenges of gaining informed consent from persons involved in SUD research
General Instructions:
In this activity, you will explore ethical challenges in substance use disorder care and research, with a focus on addressing stigma and conducting ethical research.
Step 1: Select and Reflect
Select one of the following ethical dilemmas for focused analysis:
Mandatory treatment versus autonomy
Confidentiality in the context of disclosure of private and distressing information
Stigma, marginalization, and discrimination in healthcare settings
Ethical challenges in researching vulnerable populations with SUDs in LMICs
Challenges of gaining informed consent in SUD research
Step 2: Critical Analysis and Response
Based on your readings and research, compose a 500-700 word response addressing the following:
Define stigma in the substance use disorder context and analyze how it manifests in your chosen ethical dilemma.
Compare and evaluate different strategies to mitigate stigmatization, marginalization, and discrimination in SUD care settings related to your chosen dilemma.
Summarize the ethical dilemmas faced in substance use disorder treatment from both clinical and public health perspectives, focusing on your selected issue.
If applicable to your chosen dilemma, examine the relevance of the NAADAC Code of Ethics in guiding client-counselor relationships and determine appropriate response strategies to disclosure of private and distressing information.
If your chosen dilemma relates to research, summarize approach strategies for research involving human participants in LMICs, examine key challenges that impact substance use disorder research in these settings, and explain the challenges of gaining informed consent from persons involved in SUD research.
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Quiz: Module 5
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