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| CTSA Institution |
University of California, Davis |
| Disclaimer | Please cite the appropriate authors/contacts when using or adapting these materials. |
| Acknowledgment | Wendi Delmendo, JD, Compliance Director – UC Davis |
| Contacts | Wendi Delmendo, JD |
| Format | PowerPoint? |
| URL | Download |
| Materials Provided | PowerPoint? Presentation (82 slides) |
| Title | Integrity in Research: Avoiding and Investigating Research Misconduct |
| Topics Description |
Addresses the importance of conducting ethical research. Defines, what Misconduct in Research is and provides examples of individuals who have engaged in actions that were determined to be research misconduct. Explains the investigative steps if a Preliminary Assessment reveals that an Inquiry is needed, and based on the report findings if a Full investigation is necessary. This presentation stresses the need to educate faculty and mentor future scientists to avoid the pressures that may lead to making poor judgments in conducting scientific research. Comments: This is a PowerPoint? presentation on Integrity in Research and the meaning of misconduct. |
| Keywords | Insurance Portability and Accessibility Act (HIPAA); Honest Error; Human Subjects; Indirect Costs; Institutional Compliance; Integrity; Intellectual Property (IP); Intentionally; Investigating; Knowingly; Law Suits; Laws Regulations; Material Transfer Agreement (MTA); Mentoring; Methodology; Misconduct; Misinterpretation of Data; Monitoring; Moral; Non-Compliance; Office of Scientific Integrity (OSI); Peer Review; Plagiarism; Policy and Procedures; Poor Research Records; Prestige; Principles of Community; Promotion; Public Health Service (PHS); Public Trust; Publication; Recklessly; Research Compliance; Research Integrity; Resource Sharing; Responsible Conduct in Research; Roles and Responsibilities; Scientific Misconduct; Security; Self Plagiarism; Storage; Tenure; Trade Secrets; Ward Churchill; Whistleblower |
| See Also | |
| Topic | Data Acquisition Management Sharing and Ownership, Human Subjects, Animal Welfare, Research Misconduct, Publication Practices and Responsible Authorship, Mentor and Trainee Responsibilities, Peer Review, Collaborative Science, Other |
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5-K30_SOM_Integrity_in_Research_8-15-07-UCD-LChronister-WDelmendo.ppt | manage | 1035.5 K | 19 May 2009 - 12:02 | NancyHills | PowerPoint? Lecture Presentation (82 slides) |
Topic revision: r5 - 23 Jul 2009 - 20:22:04 - NancyHills
ResearchEthics.Integrity_in_Research_Avoiding_and_Investigating_Research_Misconduct moved from ResearchEthics.IntegrityInResearchAvoidingAndInvestigatingResearchMisconduct on 19 May 2009 - 23:29 by CTSpediaAdmin - put it back
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