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Table 2 Summary of the two articles included in the study

From: Systematic review: bioethical implications for COVID-19 research in low prevalence countries, a distinctly different set of problems

Authors

Summary

Padala et al. [5]

This article discussed the application of ethical principles decision-making process from a research perspective. It suggested that majority of research participants believed that it is important to continue medical research during epidemics. The authors discussed how local and national guidance, staffing strain, institutional support, participants’ perception on research participation affect the decision-making process and outline potential changes needed and guideline for regulatory bodies

Kramer et al. [6]

The article examined ethical issues during the HIV/AIDS pandemic and draws comparisons to the existing COVID-19 pandemic. The authors provided ethical analysis and recommendations regarding professional responsibilities, patient’s right, resource allocation and research-related issues. The article also discussed the ethical issues around end-of-life decisions