Free,
online
training
available
to
University
of
Waterloo
researchers.
- CITI (Canadian courses)
- CITI (US courses)
CITI Canada
Contact: researchethics@uwaterloo.ca
Course name | Requirement | How to access | Description |
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Responsible Conduct of Research |
Highly recommended for all University of Waterloo faculty, staff or students engaged in research Principal Investigator’s may wish to have their team members complete the course |
Modules
include: | |
Good Clinical Practice | Required by many research sponsors and collaborators such as hospitals, other universities, pharmaceutical companies |
Modules
Include:
| |
Biomedical Research Ethics |
Modules
include: | ||
Health Canada Division 5 - Drugs For Clinical Trials Involving Humans |
Required by many research sponsors and collaborators such as hospitals, other universities, pharmaceutical companies |
| |
Transportation of Dangerous Goods |
Modules
Include: | ||
Social and Behavioural Research |
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CITI United States
Contact: researchethics@uwaterloo.ca
Course name | Requirement | How to access | Description |
---|---|---|---|
Conflicts of Interest (COI) |
Satisfies the training requirements associated with the U.S. Public Health Service (PHS) regulations on financial conflicts of interest |
Modules include: 1. Financial Conflicts of Interest: Overview, Investigator Responsibilities, and COI Rules 2. Institutional Responsibilities as They Affect Investigators 3. Conflicts of Commitment and Conscience 4. Institutional Conflicts of Interest
| |
Good Clinical Practices | Satisfies NIH training requirement in GCP |
1.
Clinical
Trials
Investigational
Drugs
and
Medical
Devices
(U.S.
FDA
Focus)
| |
Human Subjects Research (HSR) | CITI Program sign in page |
1.
Biomedical
(Biomed)
Basic
| |
Information Privacy & Security (IPS) | Required by many research sponsors and collaborators such as hospitals, other universities, pharmaceutical companies | CITI Program sign in page |
1. Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) 2. Health Privacy (HIPAA) 3. Information Security
|
Good Laboratory Practice |
This course is intended for anyone involved or planning to be involved in nonclinical laboratory studies within industry, academia, government, or other testing facilities. It provides a working knowledge of GLP. Topics covered include:
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