Informed Consent in Human Research workshop
Learn how to obtain valid informed consent from research participants for your study through this two-part workshop for University of Minnesota research professionals.
Session 1: Recruitment through documentation
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Get an overview of the foundations of the informed consent process in human research.
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Apply conceptual knowledge by addressing informed consent planning, recruitment, the informed consent form, the process, and documentation.
Format
Format
Consists of the following:
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Online module (pre-work)
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Three-hour in-person workshop
How to access
How to access
Training is offered in two ways:
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Part of the suite of in-person training during Foundations for Research Professionals.
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A stand-alone training session, which is offered periodically throughout the year. Contact crctrain@umn.edu for information on upcoming sessions.
Session 2: Informed consent with vulnerable populations
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Practice applying regulations, policies, and informed consent process skills applicable to your research with vulnerable populations (e.g., children or adults with absent, diminished, or fluctuating capacity to consent).
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Immerse yourselves in the challenges and collaborative problem-solving that reflect the reality of research with vulnerable populations.
Format
Format
Consists of the following:
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Online module (pre-work)
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Two hour in-person workshop.
How to access
How to access
Training is offered by request from CTSI in partnership with University of Minnesota departments. Training can be tailored to address the specific vulnerable populations commonly encountered by your department when conducting human research. To schedule a session, contact us at crctrain@umn.edu.
