Ethics: Key questions to ask when facing dilemmas during COVID-19 response in humanitarian settings

April 13, 2022 | 9:00am EST / 15:00 CET

The World Health Organization’s Global Health Cluster COVID-19 Task Team with support from the READY initiative presented this webinar on ethical dilemmas during the COVID-19 pandemic. The session, moderated by the Global Health Cluster’s Donatella Massai, refers to a new Global Health Cluster tool, “Ethics: Key questions to ask when facing dilemmas during the COVID-19 response in humanitarian settings.”

Live interpretation was provided in French, Spanish, and Arabic.

Moderator: Donatella Massai, Global Health Cluster

Panelists:

Dr. Lisa Schwart, Humanitarian Health Ethics
Aiysha Malik, WHO Mental Health at Workplace
Dr. Mukesh Prajapti, Health Cluster Coordinator, South Sudan

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