Our commitment
EUARS promotes integrity, transparency, professional responsibility, respectful communication and ethical conduct across its institutional, scientific, educational and professional activities.
These principles apply to EUARS, its governance bodies and committees, and to all contributors, partner organisations, faculty and trainers involved in activities conducted under the EUARS name.
Core principles
- Academic independence — Curricula, assessment and educational recognition should remain independent.
- Transparency — Relevant roles, funding, sponsorship should be disclosed and managed.
- Patient-centred purpose — Education, research and innovation should remain connected to patient safety and quality of care.
- Data responsibility — Personal, educational and performance data should be handled lawfully, securely and proportionately.
- Equity, diversity and inclusion — EUARS seeks broad and balanced participation across countries, disciplines, career stages and professional profiles, with equal opportunities for contribution and leadership.
Partners
EUARS welcomes collaboration with industry and technology organisations to advance education, scientific research and responsible innovation in robotic surgery.