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Spring 2008
5/19/2008
1:00
- 2:00 PM 		Informed Consent Documentation Initiative
Center for Clinical Research and Technology and the UH Department of Compliance and Ethics have developed a new initiative to improve compliance with informed consent documentation requirements. The Informed Consent Documentation Initiative (ICDI) will be launched throughout the UHCMC research community in June. Beginning in June 2008, UHCMC research staff will be asked to implement the ICDI template. Please attend this session to understand your responsibilities in this initiative and understand the effective use of the template. Details regarding the process for researchers to summarize compliance with the template and periodic reports to be submitted to the Office of Research Compliance will be discussed.

This course will be repeated on May 28th and June 4th. CREC will only be assigned once for attendance at this seminar. 		3 Lakeside Room 3108 Register
5/23/2008
10:00
- 12:00 PM 		Mini-Course: Developing a Comprehensive Understanding of Regulations and Their Applications to IRB Submissions (Part I)
This three part course, led by Carol Fedor and Loretta Gleaton, will include a review of research regulatory requirements, an in-depth discussion of requirements for research protocols and consent forms, and conclude with a practical understanding of the requirements of the IRB. The course will conclude with all participants participating in a mock IRB meeting to understand the application of regulatory requirements and experience the role of an IRB member. The course is limited to 15 people and all participants must attend all three sessions (Parts I, II, and III). Participants will be required to read materials between sessions and evaluate a research protocol submission and consent form (additional 2 hours). Part I: Understanding Good Clinical Practice Part II: Writing successful IRB submissions, New and Continuing Review Part III: Mock IRB meeting

12 CREC will be awarded at the completion of the three-part series. 		0 Lakeside 1400, UHCMC Register
5/28/2008
2:00
- 3:00 PM 		Informed Consent Documentation Initiative
Center for Clinical Research and Technology and the UH Department of Compliance and Ethics have developed a new initiative to improve compliance with informed consent documentation requirements. The Informed Consent Documentation Initiative (ICDI) will be launched throughout the UHCMC research community in June. Beginning in June 2008, UHCMC research staff will be asked to implement the ICDI template. Please attend this session to understand your responsibilities in this initiative and understand the effective use of the template. Details regarding the process for researchers to summarize compliance with the template and periodic reports to be submitted to the Office of Research Compliance will be discussed.

This is a repeat of the course on May 19th. CREC will only be assigned once for attendance at this seminar. 		3 Lakeside 1400, UHCMC Register
5/30/2008
10:00
- 12:00 PM 		Mini-Course: Developing a Comprehensive Understanding of Regulations and Their Applications to IRB Submissions (Part II)
This three part course, led by Carol Fedor and Loretta Gleaton, will include a review of research regulatory requirements, an in-depth discussion of requirements for research protocols and consent forms, and conclude with a practical understanding of the requirements of the IRB. The course will conclude with all participants participating in a mock IRB meeting to understand the application of regulatory requirements and experience the role of an IRB member. The course is limited to 15 people and all participants must attend all three sessions (Parts I, II, and III). Participants will be required to read materials between sessions and evaluate a research protocol submission and consent form (additional 2 hours). Part I: Understanding Good Clinical Practice Part II: Writing successful IRB submissions, New and Continuing Review Part III: Mock IRB meeting 		0 Lakeside 1400, UHCMC Register

Summer 2008
6/3/2008
12:00
- 1:00 PM 		Cost Transfers (2nd Series, Session 3)
In this workshop Staff from Sponsored Projects Accounting (SPA) will explain how to know when each transfer type is appropriate; the mechanics of performing an expense transfer; as well as identify the appropriate backup and proper procedures to follow.

This is a repeat of the seminar held April 1st. 		0 Crawford Hall, Room 9A Register
6/4/2008
10:00
- 11:00 AM 		Informed Consent Documentation Initiative
Center for Clinical Research and Technology and the UH Department of Compliance and Ethics have developed a new initiative to improve compliance with informed consent documentation requirements. The Informed Consent Documentation Initiative (ICDI) will be launched throughout the UHCMC research community in June. Beginning in June 2008, UHCMC research staff will be asked to implement the ICDI template. Please attend this session to understand your responsibilities in this initiative and understand the effective use of the template. Details regarding the process for researchers to summarize compliance with the template and periodic reports to be submitted to the Office of Research Compliance will be discussed.

This is a repeat of the course on May 19th and May 28th. CREC will only be assigned once for attendance at this seminar. 		3 Lakeside Room 3108 Register
6/6/2008
10:00
- 12:00 PM 		Mini-Course: Developing a Comprehensive Understanding of Regulations and Their Applications to IRB Submissions (Part III)
This three part course, led by Carol Fedor and Loretta Gleaton, will include a review of research regulatory requirements, an in-depth discussion of requirements for research protocols and consent forms, and conclude with a practical understanding of the requirements of the IRB. The course will conclude with all participants participating in a mock IRB meeting to understand the application of regulatory requirements and experience the role of an IRB member. The course is limited to 15 people and all participants must attend all three sessions (Parts I, II, and III). Participants will be required to read materials between sessions and evaluate a research protocol submission and consent form (additional 2 hours). Part I: Understanding Good Clinical Practice Part II: Writing successful IRB submissions, New and Continuing Review Part III: Mock IRB meeting 		12 Lakeside 1400, UHCMC Register
6/17/2008
12:00
- 1:00 PM 		Reporting and Project Closeout (2nd Series, Session 4)
At the end of each project, we must go through the closeout process. We will provide an overview to the financial reporting process, reports received from Sponsored Projects Accounting (SPA) and sponsor required reports.

This is a repeat of the seminar held April 15th. 		0 Crawford Hall, Room 9A Register