NIH Office of Research Integrity-
The responsible conduct of research (RCR) nine core instructional areas :
(1) data acquisition, management, sharing and ownership
(2) conflict of interest and commitment
(3) human subjects
(4) animal welfare
(5) research misconduct
(6) publication practices and responsible authorship
(7) mentor/trainee responsibilities
(8) peer review
(9) collaborative science
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GRADUATE EDUCATION FOR THE RESPONSIBLE CONDUCT OF RESEARCH
URI’s Research Ethics Fellows Program involves a series of bi-weekly, semester-long workshops, facilitated by the Associate Deans of the Graduate School and the Compliance Officer, and attended by faculty members, graduate students, and practitioners from local organizations and industries, all nominated by the graduate program directors. The Graduate School endeavors to integrate the teaching of research ethics throughout graduate programs at the University of Rhode Island.
The workshops will equip participants with the conceptual tools necessary for ethical decision-making, drawing primarily upon the ethical principles of autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, and justice. Participants will discuss and generate case studies relevant to their respective fields, and develop training materials that can be used when they return to their home departments to facilitate training in research ethics.
Certificates of Completion will be awarded, which will give to the holders the title of “Ethics Fellows.”
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Resources available for training in the Responsible Conduct of Research
The Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI) course on the
responsible conduct of research (RCR) is now available on-line to
institutions for free. The course covers the core RCR instructional areas
with the exception of human subjects and animal welfare. The course of
instruction may be tailored to the needs of specific institutions. See
https://www.citiprogram.org/rcrpage.asp
Office of Research Integrity (ORI) Resource Development Products:
Online courses, tutorials, case studies, etc
These resources, organized under nine subject areas, were developed under the ORI RCR Resource Development Program and by other institutions, federal agencies and organizations.
RCR General Subject Areas
(1) data acquisition, management, sharing and ownership
(2) conflict of interest and commitment
(3) human subjects
(4) animal welfare
(5) research misconduct
(6) publication practices and responsible authorship
(7) mentor/trainee responsibilities
(8) peer review
(9) collaborative science
Responsible Conduct of Research Education Consortium
This is the home page for the Online Resource for RCR Instructors
AAAS Online Resources
AAAS Policy Statements
Books
Reports
Videos (5 videos which dramatize realistic ethical dilemmas)
To borrow call the Research Office at 874-4328
Other Research Ethics Online Training Tutorials
Questions about Research Ethics Education and training may be directed to :
Doreen Lawson
Director of Compliance
Research Office 874-4328
dlawson@uri.edu
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