Research Ethics
The successful and appropriate translation of medical research into health care practice can present a wide range of important ethical challenges. If ethical and social issues are not identified, analysed and sensitively and appropriately addressed as the research progresses, they have the potential to become significant roadblocks to the successful completion of the research and its translation into important health benefits. The Ethox Centre has a major research interest in the ethical issues arising in the day-to-day practice of medical research.
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Ruchi Baxi
Deputy Director of Clinical Teaching, DPhil Candidate
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Ruth Horn
University Research Lecturer
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Maureen Kelley
Associate Professor of Bioethics
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Angeliki Kerasidou
Research Fellow
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Patricia Kingori
Associate Professor in Global Health Ethics
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Michael Parker
Director of the Wellcome Centre for Ethics and Humanities, and the Ethox Centre
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Dinnah Rippon
Co-ordinator of Global Health Bioethics Network
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Katherine Sahan
Doctoral Candidate in the Ethics of Emergency Research
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Mark Sheehan
Oxford Biomedical Research Centre Ethics Fellow
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Ingrid Slade
Wellcome Research Fellow in Society and Ethics
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Susan Bull
Senior Researcher in Ethics of Genomics and Global Health
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Michael Dunn
Departmental Lecturer in Health and Social Care Ethics
