Join us for a fascinating discussion with Dr. Jeremy Rossman, a researcher of 25 years, virologist, and President of a non-profit aimed at creating lasting and sustainable community development in research worldwide. We take a deep dive into co...

Join us for a fascinating discussion about the recently updated Dual Use Research of Concern policy. There was so much to cover that I brought in two experts – one as my co-host and the other as our guest. If you don’t know much about Dual Use ...

Join us for episode 1 of season 3 as we explore an essential compliance topic: coverage analysis. It’s a complicated process, but lucky for us, we have Andra Popa. Andra is an expert with nearly two decades of experience in healthcare law, comp...

Join us for an engaging recap of the recent PRIM&R conference, held on November 17-20 in Seattle. With an amazing panel of research professionals, we discuss the highlights, popular sessions, hot topics, and the benefits of attending this c...

Join us for an in-depth discussion about the updated research misconduct final rule.  John Baughman, a research compliance expert, gives an excellent overview of the updates, why they matter, and how to be prepared when the policy goes int...

Join us for a fascinating discussion about the evolution of pharmacy in clinical research. Adam Samson, Head of Clinical Delivery Operations at Walgreens, discusses how pharmacists and pharmacy techs have more opportunities to participate in cl...

Join us for a deep dive into the world of AI and its practical applications in the world of research operations. Charlie Fremont, an EHR application analyst specializing in research operations and billing, discusses how AI technology has helped...

Join us for a fascinating discussion about the intersection of Research and Politics. Rachel Baker, a research nurse and House Representative in the state of Ohio, discusses working in two very different fields and how they both inform each oth...

Join us for a discussion about the always-interesting topic of Quality Improvement vs. Research. What is the difference between QI and Research, and how do researchers and IRBs determine the difference between the two? Tiffany Gommel shares her...

Join us for a thoughtful, long-form discussion about the evolving IRB Industry.  Julie Blasingim, the CEO of Univo IRB, sits down to talk about how we got to the current IRB landscape we have now, and the future of IRBs. She covers a lot o...

Access to research is a complicated but essential area of growing concern in the research industry. As technology advances, many smaller research sites and rural areas can’t compete or keep up. By narrowing the field of eligible research partic...

Research security is about protecting the means, know-how, and products of U.S. research and development until they are ready to be shared. In 2021, the government issued a national presidential memorandum with updated requirements for institut...

A growing area of research involves exception from informed consent. In an emergency setting, participants can be enrolled in a trial without their consent. Mike Linke joins On Research to discuss the regulations and ethical considerations arou...

A discussion about research site operations. We talk about the different types of sites, different recruitment strategies, how DCTs impact dedicated research sites, and the financial impact technology brings to sites. Adam Roth, the Vice Presid...

Our guest this month is Kate Cohen, the Chief Compliance Officer at SIU Medicine in Illinois. Kate breaks down the concept of research compliance, sharing best practices and practical guidance. We dive into essential elements of a compliance re...

This is a special edition of On Research with CITI Program. Guest hosted by Margaret Rankovic, Director of Content and Education at CITI Program, this podcast provides a recap, insights, and key takeaways from the recently concluded PRIM&R ...

Dr. Matt Jans has been conducting and innovating surveys for almost 25 years. He is currently Lead Statistician for the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) at the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS).* His survey e...

Dr. Matt Jans has been conducting and innovating surveys for almost 25 years. He is currently Lead Statistician for the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) at the National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS).* His survey e...

Tanya Brown is the Senior Director, HR Consulting, Employee and Labor Relations at Vanderbilt University. She has 15 years of experience in Human Resources in many industries including the private sector, public sector, and higher education. Ta...

In this special edition of the On Research with CITI Program podcast, we speak to Sally Mann about her role as an unaffiliated IRB member.Regulations in the U.S. and Canada include requirements associated with the membership of Instituti...

Linda Reuter has been involved with IRB Administration in various capacities for over 30 years, currently serving as the Sr. Director for BRANY IRB. Responsibilities include supervising the IRB staff, maintaining compliance with the IRB SOPs an...

Linda Reuter has been involved with IRB Administration in various capacities for over 30 years, currently serving as the Sr. Director for BRANY IRB. Responsibilities include supervising the IRB staff, maintaining compliance with the IRB SOPs an...

This episode discusses the impact of online bots on survey research, ethical considerations and implications of using bots in survey research, and potential benefits and unintended consequence.Myra Luna-Lucero, EdD, is the Research Compl...

Ross Hickey is the Assistant Provost for Research Integrity at the University of Southern Maine (USM.) Ross is the Director of the Maine Regulatory Ethics and Training Center (MeRTEC) at USM. He is an attorney in Maine. His office serves instit...

Cecilia Brooke Cholka serves Weill Cornell Medicine as a Human Research and QA Manager and consultant for the PEER Consulting Group. She works to demystify IRB processes and expectations so that researchers and the IRB can work together collabo...