EDUCATION & TRAINING

Regulations

The Regulations Course Offerings will explore the various regulatory requirements placed on research, with particular emphasis on FDA, OHRP, and DOD.

Registration:

Please register for any sessions you would like to take. You can register by clicking the date below or by visiting the registration site. (Click here for step-by-step instructions on using the Registration System.) Unless otherwise noted, each session will be 50 minutes long.

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LEVEL 1 Federal and Institutional Requirements for Human Subject Research

Course Objectives:  You will learn the basics of human subjects research including federal regulations and institutional practices.

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CE Credit: Not Offered

4/16/2013, 9:00 – 10:00

UH Cafeteria Dining Room D

  Preparing your IRB Application for Human Subject Research

Course Objectives: You will learn
what you need to know before
submitting your application in
eResearch.

Recommended: Please register
for Initial Project Applications if you
want an overview of eResearch.


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CE Credit: Not Offered

4/16/2013, 10:00 – 11:00

UH Cafeteria Dining Room D

  Exempt and Non-Regulated

Course Objectives: We will
explore the Exempt and Not-
Regulated application types and
discuss when each is applicable.


Recommended:

Related Workshops: Waivers of
HIPAA Authorization


CE Credit: Not Offered

   
   
         
LEVEL 2 Research with Prisoners

Course Objectives: You will learn the special regulations related to research involving prisoners and the steps that you will need to take in order to involve prisoners in your research project.  Additionally, we will discuss the necessary steps to take when an already enrolled subject becomes a prisoner.

Presenter: Georgia Marvin, JD, Compliance Coordinator

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CE Credit: Not Offered

PENDING  
  Research with Children

Course Objectives: You will learn the special regulations related to research involving children.

Presenter: S. Joseph Austin, JD, LL.M

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CE Credit: Not Offered

   
  Research with Pregnant Women, Fetuses, and Neonates

Course Objectives: You will learn the special regulations related to research involving pregnant women, fetuses and neonates.

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CE Credit: Not Offered

   
  Research with Special Populations

Course Objectives: You will learn the special regulations related to research involving special populations which include cognitively impaired, patients, students, etc.

Presenter: Carol Hutsko, BBA, Senior Associate Regulatory Analyst

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CE Credit: Not Offered

   
         
LEVEL 3 Drugs and Devices

Course Objectives: Compassionate use, Humanitarian Use Devices (HUDs), Investigational Device Exemptions (IDEs), Investigational New Drugs (INDs)

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CE Credit: Not Offered

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  Emergency Use

Course Objectives: Consents, compassionate use, and urgent amendments

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CE Credit: Not Offered

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LEVEL 4 Department of Defense

Course Objectives: Preparing for audits from regulatory oversight entities.

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CE Credit: Not Offered

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