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BRAIN Neuroethics Working Group (NEWG) Workshop on Continuing Trial Responsibilities - Day 1

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Air date:	Tuesday, May 24, 2022, 12:00:00 PM Time displayed is Eastern Time, Washington DC Local
Views:	Total views: 191 (31 Live, 160 On-demand)
Category:	Advisory Boards and Councils
Runtime:	04:13:25
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Description:	Participants of implanted neural device trials may have research-related care needs after the trial has ended. For example, these needs could include continued access to the device, device maintenance and support, explantation, and/or medical care resulting from participating in the research study. Discussions in the field suggest that investigators, grantee institutions, device manufacturers, funders and others involved in the trial have shared responsibilities to facilitate some of these needs. However, it is still unclear how this may be specified and operationalized in practice. The BRAIN Neuroethics Working Group (NEWG) is a group of experts in neuroethics and neuroscience that serves to provide the NIH BRAIN Initiative with input relating to neuroethics. The aim of this workshop is to bring relevant stakeholders together to address key remaining questions and seek perspectives on the following: What needs may study participants have in relation to their trial participation, after a trial ends? What do different stakeholders currently provide, and what can/could they provide or facilitate in terms of research-related care needs? What should be the minimum research-related care that should be facilitated in implanted neural device trials? When would stakeholders have responsibilities to provide or facilitate more than the previously defined minimum? What are the gaps between what is currently facilitated and what is sufficient/appropriate? How can we best fill those gaps?

NLM Title:	BRAIN Neuroethics Working Group (NEWG) Workshop on Continuing Trial Responsibilities / NIH BRAIN Initiative.
Author:	Workshop on Continuing Trial Responsibilities BRAIN Initiative. Neuroethics Working Group,
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Abstract:	(CIT): Participants of implanted neural device trials may have research-related care needs after the trial has ended. For example, these needs could include continued access to the device, device maintenance and support, explantation, and/or medical care resulting from participating in the research study. Discussions in the field suggest that investigators, grantee institutions, device manufacturers, funders and others involved in the trial have shared responsibilities to facilitate some of these needs. However, it is still unclear how this may be specified and operationalized in practice. The BRAIN Neuroethics Working Group (NEWG) is a group of experts in neuroethics and neuroscience that serves to provide the NIH BRAIN Initiative with input relating to neuroethics. The aim of this workshop is to bring relevant stakeholders together to address key remaining questions and seek perspectives on the following: What needs may study participants have in relation to their trial participation, after a trial ends? What do different stakeholders currently provide, and what can/could they provide or facilitate in terms of research-related care needs? What should be the minimum research-related care that should be facilitated in implanted neural device trials? When would stakeholders have responsibilities to provide or facilitate more than the previously defined minimum? What are the gaps between what is currently facilitated and what is sufficient/appropriate? How can we best fill those gaps?.
Subjects:	Clinical Trials as Topic--ethics Neural Prostheses--ethics Neurology--ethics
Publication Types:	Congress Webcast

NLM Classification:	WL 21
NLM ID:	9918418885506676
CIT Live ID:	45079
Permanent link:	https://videocast.nih.gov/watch=45079

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