Search

  • Content type:

  • Topics:

  • Resource type:

  • Language:

  • Countries:

  • Regions:

  • Fellowship Content:

  • Regional Hubs:

  • Regional Hub Themes:

  • Sort

Search within clinical trials

3 results found

Rows of green protective rubber gloves hang to dry inside a covered Ebola treatment centre at Centre Médical Évangélique in Bunia, Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Report

MHRN Roundtable Report: Social and Behavioural Science Priorities for Ebola Clinical Trials in DRC

Against the backdrop of a large outbreak of the Bundibugyo Ebola virus in the DRC, this August 2026 roundtable consolidated lessons from past SBS research in/on Ebola clinical trials and discuss current challenges with clinical trial design and rollout.
Multi-Hazard Research Network
2026
Childrenclinical trialsCommunity EngagementConflictCross-BorderDisplacementEbolaEthnic IdentityGenderHealthMarginalised PopulationsMothers and Pregnant WomenPoliticsPublic AuthorityResearchResearch methodsSocial HistoryWest and Central AfricaDemocratic Republic of CongoGuineaSierra Leone
UNICEF/Urdaneta
Briefing

Clinical and vaccine trials for COVID-19: Key Considerations from social science frpt

This Key Considerations brief outlines how, and in what ways, social science can contribute to ongoing and future COVID-19 clinical and vaccine trials.
SSHAP
2020
clinical trialsCOVID-19HealthVaccines
Field notes

Summary of Discussions of the Ethics Working Group on Ethical issues related to study design for trials on therapeutics for Ebola Virus Disease

The first round of trials on novel therapeutics for Ebola are set to begin imminently. Members of the Ebola Response Anthropology Platform, Ann Kelly and Clare Chandler, represented the Platform by participating in the WHO Ethics Working Group meetings in…
2014
clinical trialsEbolaHealth

Find emergency response resources

Curated collections of briefings, infographics, tools, blogs and other resources from SSHAP and other organisations working on social sciences in emergencies.
Find out more
Share