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07-08 Department of Health Informatics Student Handbook

 

CITI Information

 
 
As part of MCG's desire to meet increasing federal requirements on human subjects research and the desire of MCG to insure that our research meets the highest ethical standards in the protection of human subjects, MCG has adopted the CITI training course on human subjects research as a requirement for all individuals involved in human subject research. This includes all studies which involve human subjects in any manner as well as research on medical, psychological, educational, or other records derived from individuals. The CITI course is available for completion by all researchers at MCG.

We ask all iMPH students who conduct research to take this course as soon as possible to prepare them for the training of all personnel involved with their research work. The IRB requires that all individuals identified as investigators or co-investigators have completed the CITI course certification. This applies to all new proposals, revisions and renewals.

The training is available immediately to everyone at MCG at no cost to individuals. You are urged to complete this training as soon as possible so that there are no delays in the approval of your research applications or renewals. The course will present you with a great deal of important information which should also aid you in the planning and execution of your research projects and insure the highest standards for MCG research.

There are several Learner Groups available at MCG. If you need assistance choosing the Learner Group that best suits your research area, contact Ivy Tillman at (706) 721-1481.

Suggested Learner Group for MPH researchers:

  • Group 3–Human Derived Materials Research (Specimens, human tissue, genetic/reproductive material, medical records, databanks and registries)

 

 

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February 14, 2008