Responsible Conduct of Research - Course Overview Delia Y. Wolf, MD, JD, MSCI Assistant Dean, Regulatory Affairs and Research Compliance Harvard School of Public Health Director, Human Research Administration HSPH, Harvard Medical School September 6, 2013

Instructor & Course Coordinator Delia Wolf, MD, JD, MSCI 90 Smith St. 3rd Floor Email: dywolf@hsph.harvard.edu Phone: (617) 432-2148 Staci Landis Email: scushman@hsph.harvard.edu Phone: (617) 432-2157

Reading Materials Required reading: “On Being a Scientist, A Guide to Responsible Conduct in Research,” 3rd Edition, by National Academy of Sciences, National Academy of Engineering, and Institute of Medicine http://www.nap.edu/openbook.php?record_id=12192&page=8 ORI Introduction to the Responsible Conduct of Research http://ori.dhhs.gov/documents/rcrintro.pdf Additional reading materials will be posted on course iSite

Course Requirements & Grading Class participation Attend at least 6 lectures (you can miss two) Written assignments (12 short cases) Submit to the “drop-box” or hand-in a hard copy in class Course evaluation Grading Pass/fail – 1.25 credits Certificate of Completion - all students who meet course requirements

Will this course benefit you? Spring 2013 FAS RCR Course Evaluation Did you feel that the time you spent on this course will benefit you? AnswerOptions ResponsePercent ResponseCount Yes 82.8% 53 No 9.4% 6 No Opinion 7.8% 5 If no, explain: 8 AnsweredQuestion 64 SkippedQuestion

Certificate of Completion Responsible Conduct of Research Harvard School of Public Health HPM 548, 1.25 Credit Hours (16 Contact Hours) Responsible Conduct of Research This is to certify that Participant has successfully completed the above course on October 25, 2013. This course meets training requirements for all NIH Institutional Research Training Grants, Individual Fellowship Awards, Career Development Awards, Research Education Grants, Dissertation Research Grants, or other grant programs with a training component that requires instruction in responsible conduct of research. Delia Y. Wolf, MD, JD/Course Instructor