October 2023

Learn about Conducting Community Research

A community-based research approach requires partnership development, cooperation and negotiation, and thinking outside traditional research parameters to better understand the context and methods used when planning and executing community research.

UK-CARES Community Engagement Core (CEC) developed a video training module which describes the context and methods used when planning and executing research with the community. The discussion on developing community relations may be applicable for any type of interactive human research. Click the button below to register and view the module.

Community Partners Training

One of the resources in the ORI Community-Engaged and Community-Based Participatory Research Frequently Asked Questions guide is a table of options for training non-UK partners in Human Research Protections. Researchers can utilize the table to propose an alternate Human Research Protection training that better meets the needs of community engaged partners or field workers.

Research Ethics for All (RE4ALL) is a new option for human subject ethics training for community partners with developmental disabilities. The course provides accessible training for developmentally disabled community partners acting as study personnel for social and behavioral research. Click the button below to access the training.

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Human Research Protections:

Unstoppable

Virtual Conference

November 2-3, 12-3:30 pm ET

Join us November 2-3 for our annual human research protections conference, entitled "Human Research Protections: Unstoppable". This year's sessions will address issues of critical importance to human research protections!

• Trust, Trustworthiness, and "Tuskegee,": The Legacy of the United Stated Public Health Syphilis Study 
• Reimagining Research in the Age of AI
• From Validation to Clinical Workflow: Human Subjects Research (HSR) Protection & Regulatory Considerations for Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning (AI/ML) Predictive Models 
• The Secrets of Big Data Research: Public, Private, or What?
• Why DEI Initiatives in Research are Not Working: An Opportunity for a Deeper Dive 
• Ethical Review of Decentralized Clinical Trials (DCDs) 

For full agenda and continuing education credit details, see the conference brochure.

To register:

Visit the Conference Website and Login or Create an Account.

Then, click the “Register” tab. Capacity is limited; please register early.

Questions: Please email orcraeducation@cchmc.org and reference the Human Research Protections conference.

Co-sponsored by Cincinnati Children’s, Northern Kentucky University, the University of Cincinnati, and the University of Kentucky, our 2023 conference promises to be another engaging and informative event for all members of the research community. 

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Upcoming ORI Office Hours

Thursday, October 19, 12:30pm - 1:30 pm



The Office of Research Integrity offers consultations by phone, Zoom, or in-person. Consultations are offered for studies in development (with or without an E-IRB submission) as well as approved research projects.