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Declaration of Helsinki: ethical norm in pursuit of common global goals
Chieko Kurihara1,2, Sandor Kerpel-Fronius2,3, Sander Becker2,4
1Kanagawa Dental University, Yokosuka, Japan.
Abstract:
The World Medical Association's Declaration of Helsinki is in the process of being revised. The following amendments are recommended to be incorporated in pursuit of the common goal of promoting health for all. 1. Data-driven research that facilitates broad informed consent and dynamic consent, assuring participant's rights, and the sharing of individual participant data (IPD) and research results to promote open science and generate social value. 2. Risk minimisation in a placebo-controlled study and post-trial access to the best-proven interventions for all who need them. 3. A future-oriented research framework for co-creation with all the relevant stakeholders.
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