Introduction
The mission of MRI is to
initiate, conduct, and publish high quality research within the
MedStar Health System. Performing research involving human
subjects is a necessary and important part of that mission.
MRI
is committed to assuring that all of its research activities involving
human subjects are conducted in a way that promotes their rights and
welfare.
Learning
Objectives:
Upon completion of this
lesson you should know that:
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MRI Multiple Project
Assurance (MPA) contains the Intramural Program's policies and
procedures for the conduct of research involving human subjects.
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There are important
historical, legal, and ethical foundations for the MRI MPA.
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The Office of
Research Programs (ORP) is available to help you understand and
comply with the requirements of the MRI MPA.
MRI Multiple
Project Assurance (MPA)
In accordance with sound ethical
principles and federal legal requirements,
MRI has developed polices and
procedures to help you understand and fulfill your responsibilities
when you conduct or collaborate in research involving humans at MRI or
elsewhere.
MRI's policies and procedures
related to research involving human subjects are contained in a
document referred to as the MRI
Multiple Project Assurance (MPA).
The MRI MPA incorporates:
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Well-established ethical
principles for conducting research with humans.
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The Federal Regulations for the
Protection of Human Subjects, Title 45 Part 46 of the Code of
Federal Regulations (45 CFR 46).
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MRI policies and procedures.
In this lesson you will learn
about these ethical principles, legal requirements, and the MRI MPA.
