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Hi all,
Does anyone have any suggested resources for training a non-scientist IRB member? We're looking for something above and beyond what CITI offers. We're an SBER IRB and want to really dive deep into different social science research methods with a current member to provide the requisite foundational knowledge to allow for effective review.
Thanks!

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Kaitlin Gottuso
Director - Office of Research Protections
Villanova University
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Hi, Kaitlin

We're found the 5-lesson training series from the OHRP very helpful.

We're a small SBER-only institution, and thankfully the modules are not all medical-based.

Take a look:  Human Research Protection Training

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Human Research Protection Training OHRP offers a set of training modules about human research protections requirements. The modules provide information about the HHS regulations for the protection of human subjects in research, when the regulations apply to research, and IRB review. View this on HHS.gov >

www.hhs.gov/ohrp/education-and-outreach/online-education/human-research-protection-training/index.html

Best,
Dawn

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Dawn Leusner
IRB Manager
Educational Testing Service
Princeton, NJ 08541
irb@ets.org
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Original Message:
Sent: 03-08-2022 07:59
From: Kaitlin Gottuso
Subject: Non-scientist IRB Member Training

Hi all,
Does anyone have any suggested resources for training a non-scientist IRB member? We're looking for something above and beyond what CITI offers. We're an SBER IRB and want to really dive deep into different social science research methods with a current member to provide the requisite foundational knowledge to allow for effective review.
Thanks!

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Kaitlin Gottuso
Director - Office of Research Protections
Villanova University
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You may find this website helpful.

Training & Resources - Human Subjects

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Training & Resources - Human Subjects The Office of Extramural Research (OER) provides training and communication tools such as web-based tutorials, presentations, and other resources to assist you in accessing and understanding information in determining if your research involves human subjects, may be exempt from federal regulations, or is not considered human subjects research. View this on Nih >

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Domenica Pappas
Associate Vice Provost for Research
Illinois Institute of Technology
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Original Message:
Sent: 03-08-2022 07:59
From: Kaitlin Gottuso
Subject: Non-scientist IRB Member Training

Hi all,
Does anyone have any suggested resources for training a non-scientist IRB member? We're looking for something above and beyond what CITI offers. We're an SBER IRB and want to really dive deep into different social science research methods with a current member to provide the requisite foundational knowledge to allow for effective review.
Thanks!

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Kaitlin Gottuso
Director - Office of Research Protections
Villanova University
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