Research & Publications

Bioethicists in Ghana’s Workforce

National qualitative study under the NYU–University of Ghana Research Integrity Training Program (RITP), examining employment pathways and stakeholder perspectives.

Socio-Cultural & Economic Impact of Chale Wote

Community-based assessment of cultural, social and economic outcomes of relocating the Chale Wote Street Art Festival from James Town.

Contra Health — Mobile SRH Intervention

Quasi-experimental evaluation of a mobile reproductive health application assessing contraceptive uptake and discontinuation trends among women in Ghana.

Advance Directives in Ghana

Content analysis of national health policy documents and implications for dementia and end-of-life care.

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World Congress on Research Integrity — 2026

GHBR researchers will participate in the 2026 WCRI conference in Vancouver, engaging global leaders in research integrity and ethical governance.