Скачать или смотреть Do you need an IRB?? [Interview with Phil Stoeklen]

0:00 Intro
1:15 What is an IRB?
1:20 1974 U.S. Congress passed National Research Act
1:43 In response to ethical violations: Stanford Prison Study, etc.
2:01 Tuskegee Syphilis Study
2:30 Why IRBs?
2:49 IRBs are participant advocacy
3:21 Often need IRBs in order to publish/present your results
3:45 There's no such thing as a retroactive IRB
3:58 The quick start guide
4:02 Is your proposed research actually research?
4:36 Does your research involve human subjects?
5:06 What type of risk are the participants undertaking? Are they a vulnerable population?
5:49 Viable Insights' 3 categories: Minimal risk, slightly more risk, significant risk
6:23 Summary of quick start guide
7:10 Generalizable findings
8:12 IRBs required to speak at some conferences or publish some articles
8:33 IRBs required for institutions receiving Federal funding
9:28 Pros of non-university IRBs
10:17 Pros of non-university IRBs: Lower cost
10:51 Pros of non-university IRBs: Faster turnaround time
11:30 Pros of non-university IRBs: Easier process/Less bureaucracy
12:35 Non-university IRB turnaround: 1-21 days
13:55 Learn more

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