'Scientific misconduct' diaporamas de présentation

The science of ethics and the ethics of science

The science of ethics and the ethics of science. Dr Martin Hendry, Dept of Physics and Astronomy University of Glasgow, UK martin@astro.gla.ac.uk. Science and Ethics: Apr 13th 2005. Science and Ethics: Apr 13th 2005. Science:

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How to smell a rat: Examples of scientific and regulatory failure in medicine

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Section Overview II

Section Overview II. Proposal Preparation Electronic Research Administration (ERA) Systems Proposal Budgeting Allowable Costs Cost Share Proposal Deadline and Authorization Conflict of Interest Research Misconduct Review Boards Export Controls Export Agencies and Regulations. Contact:

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The Globalization of Research: Research Administration in the 21 st Century

The Globalization of Research: Research Administration in the 21 st Century. Susan Wyatt Sedwick, PhD, CRA Associate Vice President for Research Director, Office of Sponsored Projects The University of Texas at Austin Chair, Federal Demonstration Partnership. Higher Ed Funding .

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Compliance Risks in Academic Medical Centers

Compliance Risks in Academic Medical Centers. Joanne Rosenthal Associate Counsel Corporate Compliance Officer Thomas Jefferson University February 7, 2003. The Jefferson Team. Kristie Deyerle, Esq. Intellectual Property Counsel

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Research and Publication Ethics: dealing with and preventing misconduct Irene Hames, PhD Council Member, Committee on Pu

Research and Publication Ethics: dealing with and preventing misconduct Irene Hames, PhD Council Member, Committee on Publication Ethics EADI-DSA General Conference, York, 21 September 2011. The importance of ethics.

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Compliance and

Beyond. Compliance and. Presented by University Advancement, Office of Sponsored Programs, And Research Office February 13, 2013. Why Comply?. Assists in the timely completion of the proposal and proposed project Provides a base to act as a good steward of awarded funds

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Responsible Conduct of Research

Responsible Conduct of Research. Terrance L. Johnson, Ph.D. Professor and Chair Biological Sciences TSU Research Integrity Officer Director TSU MBRS-SCORE Program Director Title III Activity IV Program. Integrity in Science. Meaning

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Taking Responsibility for Responsible Conduct of Research

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Research Integrity

Research Integrity. University of Kentucky. Research Misconduct:. Past & Present policy Cases Procedure & Rights. Past & Present. History of research misconduct policy:. 1978 Boston Univ., 1981 Harvard Med. School. 1981 House Subcom. on Investig. and Oversight

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Scientific Integrity: Recognizing, Reporting and Avoiding Scientific Misconduct

Research Ethics CIPP 909 February 18, 2004. Scientific Integrity: Recognizing, Reporting and Avoiding Scientific Misconduct. Joe Giffels Director UMB Research Integrity Office Academic Affairs jgiff001@umaryland.edu.

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Trust and Scientific Practice

Trust and Scientific Practice. Trust and Scientific Practice. Importance of Trust in Science Scientific Misconduct Defined Fabrication, Falsification, Plagiarism Conflicts of Interest Case Studies Avoiding Plagiarism Response to Plagiarism Data Handling.

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Scientific Integrity

Scientific Integrity. Scientific Integrity. Integrity in science is a basic moral attitude. Scientific integrity, in the comprehensive sense, cannot be separated from the responsible handling of the human desire for knowledge and human curiosity. Scientific Integrity.

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Scientific Misconduct

Scientific Misconduct. Scientific Misconduct Definition. "Misconduct in Research" means fabrication, falsification, plagiarism, or other practices that seriously deviate from those that are commonly accepted within the scientific community for proposing, conducting, or reporting research .

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Topic 5: Ethics and Politics in Social Work Research

Social Work Research Methods: Qualitative and Quantitative Approaches Topic 5: Ethics and Politics in Social Work Research Find Out What the Government Says About Basic Human Subjects Issues: http://ohrp.osophs.dhhs.gov/humansubjects/ guidance/basics.htm

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Research Ethics

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Research Misconduct Overview

Research Misconduct Overview. Clinical Research Compliance Office (CRCO). Historical Research Misconduct Incidents. Background: Lessons learned in 1970s &1980s. 1974 : William Summerlin accused of fabricating data by using a marker to make black spots on white mice

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Samuel Merrill, Jr., Ph.D. Senior Scientist Investigator Office of Research Integrity

Samuel Merrill, Jr., Ph.D. Senior Scientist Investigator Office of Research Integrity U.S. Public Health Service Ph. 301-443-5330: email smerrill@osophs.dhhs.gov. WHO WE ARE. Oversee implementation of all PHS policies and procedures related scientific misconduct

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NORTON SCIENTIFIC SCAM-Detection and Prevention of Clinical

2. Description - This is an advanced-level class that takes an in-depth examination of severe noncompliance, clinical data fabrication and falsification, scientific misconduct and fraud cases. The course focus is on developing skills for preventing fraud and misconduct and preparing clinical research professionals to better handle severe noncompliance.

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