
HOPE
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Hub @UniofOxford for Psychedelic Ethics (HOPE). News & info on ethics, law & social policy of psychedelics. Led by @briandavidearp @ExistWell via @OxNeuroEthics
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https://www.practicalethics.ox.ac.uk/hope 28-07-2022 08:07:10
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Paper I am happy to have contributed to with Brian Barnett and many others, āPractical considerations in the establishment of psychedelic research programsā. Open access, everything people need to know. link.springer.com/article/10.100ā¦


With Caleigh Propes (she/her), Eddie Talks Drugs, Brian D. Earp, Ph.D. & David B. Yaden, weāre happy to share HOPEās (HOPE) response to the PATH Caucus's Request for Information (RFI) on psychedelic research for mental health (linked below) š§µ







Weāre happy to share HOPEās (HOPE) response to the PATH Caucusās Request for Information (RFI) on psychedelics. Our response, linked below, highlights key considerations for the field. Katherine Cheung, Caleigh Propes (she/her), Eddie Talks Drugs, Brian D. Earp, Ph.D., & David B. Yaden




New in Research Ethics: "Enhanced independence: De-biasing processes in psychedelic research and beyond" RCTs aren't immune to biasāand perceived bias in psychedelic trials is an issue. Katherine Cheung Rebecca Ehrenkranz, PhD, MPH @existwell propose 4 independence-enhancing practices: -

CPCR faculty David Yaden (David B. Yaden) spoke with Johns Hopkins Medicine (Johns Hopkins Medicine) to discuss evidence-based messaging about psychedelic research, informed consent, and adverse events surveillance.


