All Access Webinar Package (Organizations Only)
Provide your organization's learners with access to currently available and future webinar recordings.
About this Subscription Package
The All Access Webinar Package includes all of CITI Program’s currently available webinar recordings as well as future recordings released during your subscription period*. Webinars reflect current topics important to our subscribing organizations and their learners. These topics come from the range of CITI Program’s catalog of courses and are presented by experts.
*This product includes most CITI Program generated webinars. Some webinars offered through special / partner programs may not be offered as part of this package.
Language Availability: English
Suggested Audiences: Bioethicists, Institutional Review Boards (IRB) members, IRB/HRPP Administrators and Staff, Clinical Researchers, Compliance Professionals, Privacy Officers, Research Administrators, Billing/Coding Staff, Clinical Research Coordinators, Department Administrators, Faculty, Researchers, Research Team Members, Institutional/Signatory Officials, IRB Chairs, Principal Investigators, Registration Staff, Sponsors, Students
Organizational Subscription Price: $1000 per year/per site
Independent Learner Price: There is currently no All Access Webinar Package available for individual learners
Webinar Content
Ethics & Policy Issues in CRISPR Gene Editing 
Presented by: Josephine Johnston – The Hastings Center
In this webinar, we explore the ethical and policy issues associated with CRISPR gene editing. The webinar begins with an introduction to CRISPR, including comparing it to existing gene editing and gene transfer technologies. It continues with a discussion on the laws, regulations, and recommendations affecting use of gene editing technologies in humans (and the commensurate ethical objections to use of these technologies to make heritable changes to human babies). In looking toward the future, the webinar concludes with a discussion on the ethics and policy questions that are likely to receive attention from international and national policymakers.
Recommended Use: Required
ID (Language): 19647 (English)
The Challenge of Medicare Advantage Plans and Local Coverage Determinations
Presented by: Kelly Willenberg, DBA, RN, CCRP, CHRC, CHC - Kelly Willenberg, LLC
This webinar reviews how to identify Medicare Advantage Plan challenges for both drug and IDE studies, describes the variance of local coverage determinations nationally, and identifies areas that cause frustration within the process and ways to handle denials correctly.
Recommended Use: Required
ID (Language): 19565 (English)
Research with Native American Communities: Important Considerations When Applying Federal Regulations
Presented by: Cynthia Pearson, PhD – University of Washington
This webinar discusses how to apply the federal regulations when planning, conducting, and reviewing research with tribes. Explores the three principles from the Belmont Report from an indigenous perspective. Includes essential tools to help facilitate the conduct of ethical research with AIAN communities.
Recommended Use: Required
ID (Language): 19639 (English)
Preparing for Single IRB (sIRB) under the Common Rule
Presented by: Nichelle Cobb, PhD – University of Wisconsin-Madison
This webinar will provide an overview of the sIRB requirement under the revised Common Rule, including comparing it to the NIH Policy. Dr. Cobb, Director of SMART IRB Operations and one of the Ambassadors for SMART IRB, addresses issues for researchers, relying institutions, and reviewing IRBs. She discusses setting up reliance agreements, considerations for local context, key responsibilities, and strategies for communication when using an sIRB.
Recommended Use: Required
ID (Language): 19660 (English)
Running a Virtual IRB Meeting
Presented by: Angela L. Bruch, PhD - Capella University
This webinar identifies the strategies, challenges, and regulatory requirements for running a virtual IRB meeting as well as the process for consulting with principal investigators and others to support IRB review. It also describes communication best practices for IRB reviewers and researchers while discussing how to support important key relationships between the IRB, the organization, and researchers.
Recommended Use: Required
ID (Language): 19827 (English)
Medical Marijuana: A Budding Field of Research
Presented by: Jane Z. Dumsha, PhD, CHES – Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine
This webinar identifies federal regulations and unique issues relevant medical marijuana research. It also discusses how to apply the federal regulations and the Belmont Report’s ethical framework to this research. It concludes with considerations for IRB Review and covers steps for getting started in medical marijuana research.
Recommended Use: Required
ID (Language): 19969 (English)
Understanding Consent Requirements and “Key Information” Under the Revised Rule
Presented by: Misti Ault Anderson – HHS Office for Human Research Protections
This webinar provides learners with a review of the new regulatory requirements for understandability in informed consent documents. During the webinar, learners will explore ways to develop consent materials that reflect what potential participants need to know and understand in order to make autonomous decisions about whether to participate in research, with particular emphasis on the new “key information” requirements of the revised Common Rule. This webinar is ideal for individuals preparing consent materials for new research, as well as IRB members and staff who review consent forms or provide support to researchers at their organizations.
Recommended Use: Required
ID (Language): 19970 (English)
GDPR & Human Subject Research in the U.S.
Presented by: Cynthia Gates, JD, RN, CIP, CCRP - University of Miami
This webinar reviews the European Union’s (EU) General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and how the regulation affects research in the U.S. It discusses the effective date, noncompliance penalties, and applicability of the regulation. Additionally, the webinar identifies when GDPR may apply to human subjects research, what researchers and organizations should do to be compliant, and where to go for further information. This webinar was presented on 5 December 2018.
Recommended Use: Required
ID (Language): 19374 (English)
FERPA: A Quick Review of the Law for Researchers and IRBs
Presented by: Thomas Gold, PhD - Acceleration Group, Inc.
This webinar explores the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) (20 U.S.C. § 1232g; 34 CFR 99) as it relates to and impacts research that uses student educational records. This webinar discusses strategies for researchers, Institutional Review Board (IRB) members and administrators, and educators to comply with FERPA.
Recommended Use: Required
ID (Language): 19603 (English)
Building a ClinicalTrials.gov Compliance Program – Tips for Investigators and Institutions
Presented by: Anthony Keyes, MBA, PMP - Johns Hopkins University
This webinar reviews the main regulations and policies that govern clinical trial registration and results reporting. It also describes the risks and liabilities involved with noncompliance and discusses how organizations can build compliance monitoring programs.
Recommended Use: Required
ID (Language): 19747 (English)
Transitioning Research to the Revised Common Rule: The What, How, and Why
Presented by: Karen Christianson, RN, BSN - HRP Consulting Group
This webinar reviews the pre-2018 and 2018 versions of the Common Rule, factors an organization may want to consider when deciding whether to transition a pre-existing study (or studies) to comply with the revised Common Rule, and strategies for the management and communication of transition decisions.
Recommended Use: Required
ID (Language): 19592 (English)
Revised Common Rule: Overview of Revisions
Presented by: Margaret Rankovic, MEd, CIP – CITI Program
This webinar provides an overview of the changes made to the pre-2018 version of the Common Rule. Discusses key revisions to each updated section of the 2018 version of the Common Rule (46.101 – 46.124), including applicability and impact of revisions. Provides examples and discusses scenarios. Run time is approximately 1 hour.
Recommended Use: Required
ID (Language): 19618 (English)
Revised Common Rule: Revisions to Definitions
Presented by: Margaret Rankovic, MEd, CIP – CITI Program
This webinar provides an in-depth review of the changes made to the definitions and terms in the 2018 version of the Common Rule. It discusses the applicability and impact of the revisions using examples and scenarios. The run time is approximately 24 minutes.
Recommended Use: Required
ID (Language): 19742 (English)
Revised Common Rule: Revisions to Informed Consent
Presented by: Margaret Rankovic, MEd, CIP – CITI Program
This webinar focuses on the revised Common Rule’s key changes to informed consent that affect research review and conduct. It identifies the new elements of informed consent, discusses the broad consent process, reviews changes for alterations and waivers of consent, and reviews the new consent posting requirement. The run time is approximately 24 minutes.
Recommended Use: Required
ID (Language): 19743 (English)
FAQs
What is included in the All Access Webinar Package?
The All Access Webinar Package includes all of CITI Program’s currently available webinar recordings as well as future recordings released during your subscription period*. View Webinar Catalog.
*This product includes most CITI Program generated webinars. Some webinars offered through special / partner programs may not be offered as part of this package.
What is the annual subscription fee?
The All Access Webinar Package can be added to your subscription for an annual fee of $1,000 per site.
How can I add the All Access Webinar Package to my organization's subscription?
You can add our All Access Webinar Package by using our course/webinar addition form or by contacting sales.
How do I add newly released webinars to my All Access Webinar Package?
Account Administrators will be notified when new webinar recordings are released. Newly released webinars can be added by submitting the webinar selection form to our Help Desk.
How will retired webinar recordings affect my organization's learners?
Account Administrators will be notified approximately 90 days prior to the retirement of a webinar recording. Learners will also see a notice posted in their gradebooks informing them of the upcoming retirement. Learners will have to complete the webinar before the retirement date to receive a Completion Report.
My organization already subscribes to specific webinars. How do I switch to the All Access Webinar Package?
Please contact sales for details on transitioning to the Complete Webinar Package.