This training program is designed to help meet the responsible conduct of research (RCR) training requirements for NIH K awardees. Through this multi-week course participants gain 8 hours of face to face faculty-led RCR training, practice recognizing and addressing RCR issues, gain expert consultation on ethics and integrity issues, and experience presenting to others how to address RCR issues. This course is designed to meet the requirements of the NIH K-23, or any Federal or non-Federal career development grant
Learning Objectives
1. Define ethics and integrity issues in clinical research
2. Recognize RCR issues
3. Develop strategies to address RCR issues
4. Develop process to teach others how to recognize and address RCR issues
Competencies
Ethical and participant safety considerations
Leadership and professionalism
Organization
Level
Advanced
Time Required
8 hours
Fee
No
Delivery Method
In-person
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