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NWABR
and the IRB Planning Committee
present
2005
IRB Social/Behavioral Sciences
Research Training Event
June 6, 2005
WestCoast Ridpath Hotel, Spokane,
WA
Conference
Agenda
Conference Highlights:
Featured speakers:
- Bill
Freeman, Director, Health Programs, Northwest Indian College
- Michael
Garrick, PhD, Executive Secretary, Washington State Institutional
Review Board
- Susan
Lonborg, PhD, Department of Psychology, Central Washington University
- Steve
Meier, PhD, Academic Faculty, Psychology and Communication Studies,
University of Idaho
- Karen
Moe, PhD, Assistant Director, Human Subjects Division, University
of Washington
- Charlotte
Shupert, PhD, Associate Director, Research Integrity Office, Oregon
Health & Science University
Session Highlights:
- American
Indian Tribal Issues
- Case
Studies: Mental Health, Minors, Students and Cultural/Tribal Issues
- Consent
Forms
- Recruitment:
Coercion and Reward
- Risk
Assessment in Behavioral Research
- Electronic
Privacy in Social and Behavioral Research: What IRB's Need to
Know
- Washington
State IRB Policies and Procedures for Recruiting Subjects from
Among DSHS Populations
Who Should Attend:
Professionals
engaged in social/behavioral research from:
- Mental
health organizations
- Universities
- Community
Colleges
- Public
Health Organizations
- American
Indian tribes
- Medical
centers and hospitals
- IRB
members, administrators, coordinators and chairs
You will learn and discuss:
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Tools to determine the real and perceived risks associated with
behavioral research
- How
to construct a consent form
- Advanced
ethics associated with many social research issues
- How
to recruit subjects from state populations
- Pertinent
case studies
For more information contact
Laurie Hassell, NWABR Regional Manager,
206-465-4691 or lhassell@nwabr.org
NWABR
would like to extend a special thank you to our sponsors, whose support
has been essential to our work.
 
NWABR is a 501(c)3 organization. All contributions
are tax deductible.
The NWABR web site was made possible by funding from the National Center for
Research
Resources and the National Institutes of Health through a Science Education
Partnership Award.
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