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CITI Program Content is Current with the Revised Common Rule
CITI Program has updated content to reflect the 2018 Requirements of the Common Rule. As a reminder, all related modules have been automatically updated. No action is required from your organization, but we suggest periodically reviewing your gradebooks (courses) to see if updates are needed (for example, adding a new module).
CITI Program has also created resources to help the research community understand the revisions to the Common Rule. Basic and Additional Elements of Consent from 46.116(b) and (c) of the 2018 Requirements was recently added to these resources to further help understand the changes to informed consent. Organizations can also add the Revised Common Rule course for comprehensive training covering the Final Rule updates to the Common Rule.
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New GDPR & Human Subject Research in the U.S. Webinar
The European Union’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is in effect and noncompliance penalties are costly. GDPR & Human Subject Research in the U.S. discusses when the GDPR may apply to research, what to do to be compliant, and where to go for further information.
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New Essentials of Grant Proposal Development Course
Essentials of Grant Proposal Development aims to take much of the mystery out of grant writing by walking learners through the process with a step-by-step guide. The course includes getting started in grant writing, finding and selecting funding opportunities, crafting a proposal development plan, creating a proposal narrative, understanding required proposal elements, preparing a budget, and more.
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New Communicating Research Findings Course – Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR)
Communicating Research Findings focuses on effective practices, guidelines, and strategies for communicating and presenting research findings. Organizations may add these modules to a basic Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) or Human Subjects Research (HSR) course. Alternatively, it may be presented as a standalone course that covers important areas such as approaches for making research findings more understandable to different audiences.
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New Plagiarism Refresher Module – Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR)
The Plagiarism (RCR-Refresher) refreshes learners on the definition of plagiarism, appropriate summarization of material, and strategies for properly citing information sources. Organizations may add this module to a refresher RCR course.
