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An Ethics-based approach to Global Health Research Part 3: Emphasis on Partnership Funding
Imbi Drame1, Abby Kahaleh2, Sharon Connor3
1Howard University College of Pharmacy, 2300 4th Street NW, Washington, DC, 20059, USA.
Abstract:
Acquiring funding for global health research within pharmacy can be challenging, particularly for new investigators who may have a strong interest in resolving global dilemmas related to health. Moreover, there can be inherent imbalances and ethical issues when navigating the funding process for global partnerships. There exists a lack of literature providing ethical guidance for mitigating dilemmas that may arise. This commentary discusses current funding streams for investigators interested in global pharmacy research, as well as specific recommendations for the funding process. These recommendations include managing award funds, ethical considerations for funding research partnerships, and balancing power between low to middle income countries and high-income countries. Lastly, case examples of funding partnerships involving pharmacy are highlighted, emphasizing important lessons learned. This commentary addresses the critical need for providing global health researchers with both important considerations and experience-based recommendations for navigating global funding partnerships using an ethical approach.
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