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has requirements: '''For trainers:''' Before using this module trainers should complete the two ENERI e-learning modules on Biobanking: [https://classroom.eneri.eu/node/250 Biobanking: Technology Basics] and [https://classroom.eneri.eu/node/326 Biobanking: Ethics Issues] '''For trainees:''' No prior expertise in biobanking is required, but participants should have a basic understanding of research ethics concepts. Participants are encouraged to complete the ENERI e-learning module on [https://classroom.eneri.eu/node/146 Research Ethics And Integrity Basics]
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instruction goal: This short interactive workshop introduces some of the ethical challenges related to biobanking. Using statements, it aims to encourage reflection on ethical issues related to this technology among master students.
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instruction step text: To assess trainees' current knowledge of ethical issues in biobanking practices, have them create a mind map. This can be done individually, in pairs, or in larger subgroups. '''Assignment''': Write ''biobanking'' and ''ethical issues'' in the middle of a piece of paper and spend 5 minutes writing down associated words that come to mind. Use keywords to label overarching concepts and draw connecting lines to illustrate relations. Discuss in plenary the content of the mind maps. You can initiate a conversation among participants by asking: ''What surprises you if you look at other mind maps? Does anything you see raise questions for you?'' Trainer tip: Encourage trainees to add words to the mind map during the training session.
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instruction step text: Hand out a post-it to each trainee and ask them to write down... #...the most important thing that they have learned. #...an action they can implement to pay more attention to ethical issues related to biobanking. (If you started with check-in question Scenario 2 in Step 1 of this module, then you can ask trainees if they would change their answer.) Depending on the group size and the time available, invite a few or all trainees to share their insights. '''Evaluation''' Invite the trainees to complete the evaluation form by sharing a QR code linking to the evaluation form.
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instruction step text: During this second mini lecture you can discuss the core ethical issues related to biobanking and applying the concepts to practical cases. To build your presentation you can use the content of the irecs modules, which will provide you with videos and examples. You can integrate those in a few PowerPoint slides: *Slide 1: Show a case on biobanking. For example: [https://classroom.eneri.eu/node/328 The Ebola Outbreak in Sierra Leone]. Before watching the video, encourage trainees to pay attention to ethical concerns. *Slide 2: Stimulate trainees to share ethical concerns regarding biobanking. You can use one of these guiding questions: ''What ethical concerns did you hear in the video? What did you hear about the informed consent process? What are the consequences of an incomplete consent in relation to biobanking? What did you hear about exploitation? What effect might exploitation have on the local population?'' Collect the ethical issues that arise from the trainees on a (digital) whiteboard. Share suggestions and explanations of the ethical issues by using information from the irecs modules. For example: think of [https://classroom.eneri.eu/node/331 Consent Issues for Children], [https://classroom.eneri.eu/node/332 Personal Data Processing Issues] or [https://classroom.eneri.eu/node/334 Dealing With Incidental Findings] Trainer tip: connect information you share during the mini lectures with the elements you have seen on the mind maps of the trainees to keep them involved.
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instruction step text: Start a dialogue about trainees' personal experiences with biobanking as citizens, allowing them to reflect on ethical issues from a citizen's perspective. Divide the group in subgroups and invite them to reflect for 10-15 minutes on the following questions (projected on a slide): *What is your own experience with biobanking as a citizen? *Have you ever donated blood cells or anything else? *Do you know what they do with your samples and personal information? *What would be important to you in terms of privacy, storage and use of data and material – if it was your saliva, urine or blood sample? Summarize with a plenary wrap-up, inviting trainees to share the key points of their discussions. Building on the previous exercise, continue adding ethical issues to the digital board, including any new ones brought up during the wrap-up. You can ask the trainees: "''What can you conclude based on the last issues we added to the mind map?''"
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instruction step text: To continue reflection on ethical issues related to biobanking in more dept, encourage trainees to explore and discuss a few statements. This exercise will provide trainees insight in the complexity of the ethical challenges and the values which are at stake. You can create an imaginary line in the room, numbered from one to ten, where ‘''one''’ represents complete disagreement and ‘''ten''’ signifies full agreement. As a trainer, you will read statements aloud and ask trainees to stand on the line based on how much they agree with each statement. You can use the following statements: *Researchers should inform participants about genetic findings that could affect their health. *Participants should be re-contacted for consent if their samples are used for new research. *The collection of digital DNA material through biobanking should be halted, as complete data security cannot be fully guaranteed. Read the first statement aloud and invite trainees to take a position on the line. Once everyone has selected a position on the line you can encourage dialogue between trainees using the following questions: ''Could you explain why are you standing there?'' ''Could you ask an open question to someone who is standing at the opposite end of the line? What would you like to know from someone else’s perspective? What value is at stake for you? Is there anything that would move you to another side of the line?''
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instruction step text: To assess trainees' current knowledge of ethical issues in biobanking practices, have them create a mind map. This can be done individually, in pairs, or in larger subgroups. '''Assignment''': Write ''biobanking'' and ''ethical issues'' in the middle of a piece of paper and spend 5 minutes writing down associated words that come to mind. Use keywords to label overarching concepts and draw connecting lines to illustrate relations. Discuss in plenary the content of the mind maps. You can initiate a conversation among participants by asking: ''What surprises you if you look at other mind maps? Does anything you see raise questions for you?'' Trainer tip: Encourage trainees to add words to the mind map during the training session.
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instruction step text: During this second mini lecture you can discuss the core ethical issues related to biobanking and applying the concepts to practical cases. To build your presentation you can use the content of the irecs modules, which will provide you with videos and examples. You can integrate those in a few PowerPoint slides: *Slide 1: Show a case on biobanking. For example: [https://classroom.eneri.eu/node/328 The Ebola Outbreak in Sierra Leone]. Before watching the video, encourage trainees to pay attention to ethical concerns. *Slide 2: Stimulate trainees to share ethical concerns regarding biobanking. You can use one of these guiding questions: ''What ethical concerns did you hear in the video? What did you hear about the informed consent process? What are the consequences of an incomplete consent in relation to biobanking? What did you hear about exploitation? What effect might exploitation have on the local population?'' Collect the ethical issues that arise from the trainees on a (digital) whiteboard. Share suggestions and explanations of the ethical issues by using information from the irecs modules. For example: think of [https://classroom.eneri.eu/node/331 Consent Issues for Children], [https://classroom.eneri.eu/node/332 Personal Data Processing Issues] or [https://classroom.eneri.eu/node/334 Dealing With Incidental Findings] Trainer tip: connect information you share during the mini lectures with the elements you have seen on the mind maps of the trainees to keep them involved.
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instruction step text: To continue reflection on ethical issues related to biobanking in more dept, encourage trainees to explore and discuss a few statements. This exercise will provide trainees insight in the complexity of the ethical challenges and the values which are at stake. You can create an imaginary line in the room, numbered from one to ten, where ‘''one''’ represents complete disagreement and ‘''ten''’ signifies full agreement. As a trainer, you will read statements aloud and ask trainees to stand on the line based on how much they agree with each statement. You can use the following statements: *Researchers should inform participants about genetic findings that could affect their health. *Participants should be re-contacted for consent if their samples are used for new research. *The collection of digital DNA material through biobanking should be halted, as complete data security cannot be fully guaranteed. Read the first statement aloud and invite trainees to take a position on the line. Once everyone has selected a position on the line you can encourage dialogue between trainees using the following questions: ''Could you explain why are you standing there?'' ''Could you ask an open question to someone who is standing at the opposite end of the line? What would you like to know from someone else’s perspective? What value is at stake for you? Is there anything that would move you to another side of the line?''
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instruction step text: Hand out a post-it to each trainee and ask them to write down... #...the most important thing that they have learned. #...an action they can implement to pay more attention to ethical issues related to biobanking. (If you started with check-in question Scenario 2 in Step 1 of this module, then you can ask trainees if they would change their answer.) Depending on the group size and the time available, invite a few or all trainees to share their insights. '''Evaluation''' Invite the trainees to complete the evaluation form by sharing a QR code linking to the evaluation form.
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instruction step text: Start a dialogue about trainees' personal experiences with biobanking as citizens, allowing them to reflect on ethical issues from a citizen's perspective. Divide the group in subgroups and invite them to reflect for 10-15 minutes on the following questions (projected on a slide): *What is your own experience with biobanking as a citizen? *Have you ever donated blood cells or anything else? *Do you know what they do with your samples and personal information? *What would be important to you in terms of privacy, storage and use of data and material – if it was your saliva, urine or blood sample? Summarize with a plenary wrap-up, inviting trainees to share the key points of their discussions. Building on the previous exercise, continue adding ethical issues to the digital board, including any new ones brought up during the wrap-up. You can ask the trainees: "''What can you conclude based on the last issues we added to the mind map?''"
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instruction step text: Discuss the main concepts related to biobanking. To build your presentation you can use the content of the [https://classroom.eneri.eu/node/250 irecs modules,] which will provide you with videos and examples, and integrate those in a few PowerPoint slides. Below are two slides on "Biobanking" and "Sharing of Biological Samples and Data" that can serve as examples. '''Slide 1: Biobanking''' Additional notes to slide 1: Present an overview of the definition of a biobank and the types of biobanks and samples. Below are key concepts and resources to support your presentation. *[https://classroom.eneri.eu/node/251 '''What is a biobank?'''] – To engage the audience you can invite one of the trainees to share what they think a biobank is. Explain key concepts such as ''human biobanks, biological samples, health-related data, autonomy and dignity of donors and their fundamental rights.'' Resources for information about those concepts: [https://classroom.eneri.eu/node/251 What Is A Biobank?] *[https://classroom.eneri.eu/node/254 '''Types of biobanks and their uses'''] Explain key concepts such as ''population based, disease specific and virtual biobanks''. Resources for information about those concepts: [https://classroom.eneri.eu/node/254 Types Of Biobanks And Their Uses] *[https://classroom.eneri.eu/node/255 '''Types of biological samples'''] Explain key concepts such as: ''blood, tissues, saliva, DNA, RNA, urine, CFS, cell lines, plasma and serum and fecal samples.'' Resources for information about those concepts: [https://classroom.eneri.eu/node/255 Types Of Biological Samples] '''Slide 2: Sharing Of Biological Samples and Data''' Additional notes to slide 2: Background information about this topic can be found in the irecs e-module [https://classroom.eneri.eu/node/258 …
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instruction step text: Discuss the main concepts related to biobanking. To build your presentation you can use the content of the [https://classroom.eneri.eu/node/250 irecs modules,] which will provide you with videos and examples, and integrate those in a few PowerPoint slides. Below are two slides on "Biobanking" and "Sharing of Biological Samples and Data" that can serve as examples. '''Slide 1: Biobanking''' Additional notes to slide 1: Present an overview of the definition of a biobank and the types of biobanks and samples. Below are key concepts and resources to support your presentation. *[https://classroom.eneri.eu/node/251 '''What is a biobank?'''] – To engage the audience you can invite one of the trainees to share what they think a biobank is. Explain key concepts such as ''human biobanks, biological samples, health-related data, autonomy and dignity of donors and their fundamental rights.'' Resources for information about those concepts: [https://classroom.eneri.eu/node/251 What Is A Biobank?] *[https://classroom.eneri.eu/node/254 '''Types of biobanks and their uses'''] Explain key concepts such as ''population based, disease specific and virtual biobanks''. Resources for information about those concepts: [https://classroom.eneri.eu/node/254 Types Of Biobanks And Their Uses] *[https://classroom.eneri.eu/node/255 '''Types of biological samples'''] Explain key concepts such as: ''blood, tissues, saliva, DNA, RNA, urine, CFS, cell lines, plasma and serum and fecal samples.'' Resources for information about those concepts: [https://classroom.eneri.eu/node/255 Types Of Biological Samples] '''Slide 2: Sharing Of Biological Samples and Data''' Additional notes to slide 2: Background information about this topic can be found in the irecs e-module [https://classroom.eneri.eu/node/258 Sharing of Biological Samples & Data]. To interact on this topic with the trainees, the quiz from the e-module can be c…
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instruction step text: Start the session by welcoming everyone and introducing yourself, followed by an overview of the learning objectives and training program. '''Learning objectives''' By taking part in this activity, participants work towards the following learning objectives and become: 1. knowledgeable on basic concepts associated with biobanking and ethical issues 2. able to indicate what ethical issues are pressing regarding biobanking 3. able to reflect upon some of the ethical issues associated with biobanking '''Training program''' *Mindmap on Biobanking *Mini Lecture on Biobanking and Technology Basics *Mini Lecture on Biobanking and Ethics Issues *Reflection *Statements *Mindmap and closing To warm up and engage participants, you can start with an ice-breaker question. For example, you can use on of the scenarios below: ''Scenario 1:'' Imagine you’re the owner of a biobank filled with all kinds of human samples. If there wouldn’t be any ethical or legal limitations – anything is possible;''what is the first thing you would do?'' ''Scenario 2:'' Imagine you are a world leader with immense power. ''What would be the first step you would take to enhance the ethical standards surrounding biobanking practices?'' Collect some answers and facilitate a short dialogue among the trainees.
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instruction step text: Now that trainees have had time to reflect on the topic of biobanking you can go back to the mindmaps created at the beginning of this training session. Invite trainees to reflect on the mind maps by asking the following questions: ''What do you miss? What would you add now?'' ''Is there anything that surprises you? Which aspect deserves more attention, and why? What insights can you gather from the mind map (what have you learned)? What can you conclude, based on the mind maps?''
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instruction step text: Start the session by welcoming everyone and introducing yourself, followed by an overview of the learning objectives and training program. '''Learning objectives''' By taking part in this activity, participants work towards the following learning objectives and become: 1. knowledgeable on basic concepts associated with biobanking and ethical issues 2. able to indicate what ethical issues are pressing regarding biobanking 3. able to reflect upon some of the ethical issues associated with biobanking '''Training program''' *Mindmap on Biobanking *Mini Lecture on Biobanking and Technology Basics *Mini Lecture on Biobanking and Ethics Issues *Reflection *Statements *Mindmap and closing To warm up and engage participants, you can start with an ice-breaker question. For example, you can use on of the scenarios below: ''Scenario 1:'' Imagine you’re the owner of a biobank filled with all kinds of human samples. If there wouldn’t be any ethical or legal limitations – anything is possible;''what is the first thing you would do?'' ''Scenario 2:'' Imagine you are a world leader with immense power. ''What would be the first step you would take to enhance the ethical standards surrounding biobanking practices?'' Collect some answers and facilitate a short dialogue among the trainees.
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instruction step text: Now that trainees have had time to reflect on the topic of biobanking you can go back to the mindmaps created at the beginning of this training session. Invite trainees to reflect on the mind maps by asking the following questions: ''What do you miss? What would you add now?'' ''Is there anything that surprises you? Which aspect deserves more attention, and why? What insights can you gather from the mind map (what have you learned)? What can you conclude, based on the mind maps?''
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