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How should a “reasonable” HRPP approach key information?

(PRIM&R) Public Responsibility in Medicine and Research

“One person’s flexibility is another person’s ambiguity.” I kept going back to this comment, articulated by Carrie Wolinetz (NIH), as…

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Clinical Research Ethics Question of the Month: March 2019

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In collaboration with First Clinical Research, each month we share a new question and accompanying anonymous survey, designed to encourage critical thinking about…

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On the Go: A New IRB Administrator’s First AER Conference

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Over 2,500 research ethics professionals from the federal government, industry, and academia attended PRIM&R’s 2018 Advancing Ethical Research conference. The…

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How to Operationalize the Revised Common Rule

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After over five years of discussion—from the advance notice of proposed rulemaking and two implementation delays—the revised Common Rule finally…

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From the Director: Why We Need to Keep the Term “Research Subject” in Our Research Ethics Vocabulary

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Elisa A Hurley, PhD, originally discussed this topic in her address at the 2018 Advancing Ethical Research Conference. To read…

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