On January 20, 2020, the sIRB requirement under the revised Common Rule went into effect. This marked the final step in the timeline for full…
CITI Program wishes to congratulate eleven of our subscribing organizations that will share approximately $187 million in funding by The National Institute on Minority Health…
After considering feedback from our subscribing organizations, we have compiled 9 strategies that will help you streamline your account and encourage learners to complete their…
Although single IRB (sIRB) review has long existed as an option for institutions to use for the oversight of human subjects research, most institutions only…
Sponsors and investigators work to create clinical research materials, including educational resources and informed consent forms to optimize understanding and public and participant engagement. However,…
Stanford Medicine has published the complete results of their study, “Large-Scale Assessment of a Smartwatch to Identify Atrial Fibrillation.” The study utilized user-owned Apple smartwatches…
As the application deadline for the 2019 CIP examination approaches (August 16th for the exam window of September 9th-21st), remember that CITI Program’s Human Subjects…
CITI Program would like to congratulate PRIM&R’s 2019 ARENA Legacy Award recipient, Susan Z. Kornetsky, MPH, Senior Director of Clinical Research Compliance at Boston Children’s…
The NIH recently released the video, NIH Story, to inform the public on the NIH mission and what drives them to improve health and fight…
A recently published report on “Reducing Administrative Burden for Researchers: Animal Care and Use in Research” describes the collective recommendations of a Working Group of…
History should serve as a reminder that all research organizations need to implement an effective disaster preparedness and business continuity plan. Disaster Planning for the…
OHRP will be hosting Exploratory Workshop: Privacy and Health Research in a Data-Driven World on Thursday, 19 September 2019. This is a free event, available…
