How does the IRB work?

The IRB reviews proposals before submitting a project to a funding agency to determine whether the research project follows ethical principles and federal regulations for the protection of human subjects. The IRB has the authority to approve, disapprove, or require modifications to these projects.

What is the CIP exam?

The CIP® exam is developed by the CIP Council and covers the body of knowledge on reviewing human subjects research in accordance with US rules and regulations. Before each testing year, the CIP exam is reviewed and updated to ensure it reflects current regulations and guidelines.

What is human subjects training?

Mandatory for all persons involved in research studies with human subjects (exempt and non-exempt) who have contact with subjects or their identifiable data. Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI) online training is used to meet this requirement.

How long is Citi training?

2-3 hours

Who must complete the CITI training?

How often do I need to take human subjects studies? Key personnel listed on IRB applications must complete the CITI program or equivalent every three (3) years. Confirmation of educational certification will be required prior to approval of research studies submitted to the IRB.

What does Citi training mean?

Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative

Is Citi training free?

The CITI program is designed to be a cost-effective and easy-to-manage training solution for organizations. Students who are affiliated with a subscribing organization may take CITI Program courses assigned by their organization free of charge.

How do you cite Citi's APA training?

The in-text citation should include the name of the organization (the CITI program) and the year you accessed the website. Doe, John. 2013. "Title of the module". CITI Program https://www.citiprogram.org.

What is motivation in research?

Improper inducement. “Payment in money or in kind for research. subjects should not be so extensive as to persuade them to take undue risks or to volunteer against their better judgment. Payments or rewards that impair a person's ability to exercise free choice invalidate consent."

What are the real incentives in research?

Incentives constitute "undue influence" if they alter a potential subject's decision-making processes so that they do not adequately weigh the risk-benefit ratio of the research. Incentives are offers that influence people to make decisions or do things they would not otherwise do.