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Training and Education ORCR leads conduct of research training that provides a basic understanding of research compliance and integrity issues. |
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Regulatory Requirements ORCR assists in the coordination of the translation of new legislation and regulatory requirements into compliant University practices. Learn more about University of Oregon Policies by following this link. |
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Conflicts of Interest ORCR reviews disclosures of potential conflicts of interest and assists in the management or elimination of COI-C. Go to the Conflict of Interest and Conflict of Commitment Disclosure Form by following this link. |
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Research Misconduct ORCR serves as inquiry lead regarding alleged research misconduct and any violation of the regulations, policies and guidelines that govern research misconduct. |
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Accreditation ORCR provides leadership for the accreditation of the Human Research Protection Program through the Association for Accreditation of Human Subjects Protection Programs (AAHRPP). Learn more by following this link. |
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conduct of research at the University of Oregon is governed by the
rules and policies promulgated by several jurisdictions—the
Federal and State governments, the Oregon University System, as well
as the UO Senate and Administration. The overarching goal of the Office
for the Responsible Conduct of Research is to play a leadership role
in fostering a culture of research integrity and compliance at the
University with a focus on education, training, and technical assistance.
The ORCR also serves as the institution's research standards office
in matters of conflict of interest, misconduct in research and responsible
conduct of research. |
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ORCR provides compliance support and oversight
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| For more information, contact Lynette Schenkel, Assistant Vice President, Responsible Conduct of Research, and Director, Office for Responsible Conduct of Research, at (541) 346-3621. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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