This online, self-paced course covers the following topics: the place of clinical research in society; past harms in research and how they have shaped a cycle of mistrust among marginalized communities; regulatory milestones that define modern ethical principles in research; elements of the informed consent process; common research study types, a description of points in a typical research study where interpreters may be asked to assist, and common research terminology. In this course, you will be asked some demographic and subject matter knowledge questions. By enrolling in this course, you give permission to CCHI and Boston University School of Medicine to use the collected information in aggregate format (i.e., your personal identifiable information will be removed from analysis) to help creators of the course evaluate its effectiveness and reach.
This course is offered free-of-charge, courtesy of Boston University School of Medicine and Boston Medical Center. To enroll, click on the title and enter the code: Study4u.
CE Accreditations:
2 general CE hours by CCHI/CEAP, ID #10338
0.175 CEUs by IMIA/NBCMI, IDs #24-1002 and 24-1003