The National Health Research Ethics Committee (NHREC) is a key regulatory body responsible for overseeing and promoting ethical standards in health research within the nation. NHREC operates through several departments and units, each dedicated to a specific function related to ethical research, compliance, and community engagement. The organizational structure is designed to facilitate the smooth review, monitoring, and guidance of health research, ensuring that ethical guidelines are upheld at every stage of the research process.
Departments/Units
Link to: Ethical Review
Ethical Review
This unit oversees the ethical review process and ensures compliance with research standards.
Link to: Monitoring and Compliance
Monitoring and Compliance
Monitors ongoing research to ensure adherence to ethical guidelines and standards.
Link to: Capacity Building and Training
Capacity Building and Training
This unit provides training and workshops to enhance ethical research practices across institutions.
Link to: Community Engagement
Community Engagement
Facilitates communication between research institutions and the public, promoting awareness and understanding of research.
Link to: Secretariat
Secretariat
The administrative arm of NHREC, handling coordination, communication, and logistical support for all units.
