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蝌蚪窝 Human Subject Research Training

Coursework and training for individuals conducting research with human subjects.

蝌蚪窝 Research Training

This human subject research protection training program allows community organizations and their staff to safely and ethically conduct community engaged research.
Banking Training

Banking training is required for those individuals involved in the design, conduct or management of a local MCW/FH/BCW bank or repository.
IND & IDE Training

Training for researchers pursuing Investigational New Drug (IND) and Investigational Device Exemption (IDE) submissions.
HRPP Monthly Seminars

The MCW Human Research Protection Program hosts regularly scheduled training events for researchers and study teams working with human subjects.
Department of Defense Training

Special training is required for individuals conducting human subject research that is supported by the DOD.
CITI: Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative

All individuals involved in the design, conduct, or review of human subjects research are required to have current CITI training.

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