PPT-Impact of Social Media in Research: Human Subjects & Researchers
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March 24 2015 Lauren Solberg JD MTS Assistant Professor Program in Bioethics Law amp Medical Professionalism Department of Community Health and Family Medicine
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March 24 2015 Lauren Solberg JD MTS Assistant Professor Program in Bioethics Law amp Medical Professionalism Department of Community Health and Family Medicine University of Florida College of Medicine. Jane . Tinkler. , LSE Public Policy Group. London School of Economics . Critical Perspectives on ‘Open-. ness. ’ in the Digital University, . Edinburgh University, November 2012. Traditional academic communication is fairly ‘closed’. Development Policy and Practice: . This much we know. .. A Literature Review and the Implications for ICT4D. Dr. Roger Harris. Visiting Professor. Institute of Social Informatics and Technological Innovation. of their work. Whose work is it anyway?. Melinda Kenneway. Kudos. 3 trends. At every stage in the research cycle – . planning, researching, preserving, publishing, and distributing . – digital channels are being used by researchers and scholars to communicate, collaborate, promote their research, and debate.. “Conforming to the standards of conduct of a given profession or group”. Agreements shared by researchers about what is proper & improper in the conduct of scientific inquiry. ASA Code of ethics. Or, . Why Bad . Cases Make Tough Laws!. Objectives: By the end of this lecture..... 1. You will have . stopped . wondering why . there . are so many conflicting results out there.. 2. You will have stopped wondering why there are so many hoops to jump through in order to do research.. CITI and . eIRB. access. Educational Requirements. The Collaborative . Institutional Training . Initiative (CITI) is an online educational course about research ethics. WFU subscribes to CITI through the University of Miami.. Julie M. Aultman, Ph.D.. Chair, Institutional Review Board. Associate Professor, Family and Community Medicine. Northeast Ohio Medical University. Important Questions. What is research?. What is human subjects research?. Q & A. Misti. Ault Anderson, . OHRP . Petrice Brown-Longenecker, NIH. Meredith Temple-O’Connor, NIH. 1. Case Study 1. An application describes the following proposed research activities:. The investigator receives autopsy specimens from a pathologist. . Jeffrey M. Cohen, Ph.D. CIP. Chief Executive Officer. HRP Consulting Group. Overview. History. Human Research Protection Program. Investigator Responsibilities. 2. © HRP Consulting Group. History. 3. Agreements shared by researchers about what is proper & improper in the conduct of scientific inquiry. ASA Code of ethics. Defining Ethics. Forewarned is forearmed. Balancing risk of harm to subjects vs. potential benefits of research. Basic hhs and nih requirements. Yvonne lau – Office of human research protections. Ann hardy – Nih Office of Extramural research. Dawn Corbett – NIH Office of extramural research. May 2017. Describe the role of the Office for Human Research Protections (OHRP) and the federal regulations on human research protections;. Office of Research Administration. Important to Note. These slides are not intended to replace the required CITI training on a long-term basis. Rather, they are being provided to researchers focused on COVID-19 research . It’s no secret that this world we live in can be pretty stressful sometimes. If you find yourself feeling out-of-sorts, pick up a book.According to a recent study, reading can significantly reduce stress levels. In as little as six minutes, you can reduce your stress levels by 68%. Anne Alexander . Cambridge Digital Humanities Network and Ethics of Big Data . Is there such a thing as Un-Social media?. Media are tools for communication which is always at least a two-way process between speaker and listener or writer and reader...
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