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Kearsley A Stewart

Kearsley A Stewart

Professor of the Practice of Global Health
Duke Global Health Institute
k.stewart@duke.edu
90519, Duke Global Health Institute, Durham, NC 27708
Box 90519, 310 Trent Drive, Durham, NC 27708

Scholarly Works - Conferences

Confidentiality and Consent in Health Research With Youth Living in Zimbabwe: Ethical Challenges for the Responsible Conduct of Health Research Using Social Media in Africa

Conference · June 19, 2020 BACKGROUND: The explosive growth of mobile telephone ownership and social media use in Africa introduces new modes of communication, education, information sharing, and opportunities for research and data generation. COVID-19 physical distancing, quarantin ... Open Access Cite

Using archival materials, art and poetry to improve sexual and reproductive global health training and programs (D5 Knowledge translation and dissemination of research and programme outcomes)

Conference · 2018 Background: Since 2000, critiques of international clinical research have emphasized the need to prevent unnecessary duplication, reduce wastage of results and learn from the past. This also applies to global health research and work. A university course n ... Link to item Cite

Teaching the Ethical Conduct of Global Health Research Through Archived Grey Literature

Conference · 2017 Numerous authors have critiqued the unnecessary duplication of previous research as ‘perversely unethical;’ a waste of resources. Ethical modes of using existing research material include increasing value and reducing waste. One form of ‘waste’ is the pote ... Link to item Cite

Conducting Focus Group Discussions on Autism Spectrum Disorders in South Africa: Challenges and Ethical Issues

Conference · 2017 Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a growing public health concern in low- and middle-income countries (LMIC). Evidence-based early autism intervention can significantly enhance cognitive abilities and adaptive behaviors and improve quality of life for chil ... Link to item Cite