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Research Enterprise Newsletter - May 2007: Education & Training News

Web-based Collaborative IRB Training Initiative (CITI) Course

According to IRB Policy VIII.A, the Vanderbilt IRB requires all Investigators, Key Study Personnel, Students, and Faculty Advisors who are conducting human subjects research, to complete human subjects protections training using the online CITI course. In addition, all Investigators, Key Study Personnel, Students, and Faculty Advisors conducting human subjects research, must complete continuing education annually. Continuing education requirements may be met by attending an educational session approved by the IRB (e.g., IRB Essentials, Research Matters, News You Can Use, etc.), a national conference that addresses human subjects protections in research, or completion of one additional CITI module and quiz. Please click on the instructions link before logging into CITI for the first time. CITI Instructions.

National Institutes of Health (NIH) On-line Course

This is a free, online course that presents information about the rights and welfare of human participants in research. The course satisfies the NIH human subjects training requirement for obtaining Federal funds. More information can be found on the National Cancer Institute website.

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