The REd Podcast: Research Integrity for U: Recent Episodes

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REd has a new way for you to continue learning! We will be offering podcasts that link topics on responsible conduct of research. These audio discussions will provide you 5-10 minutes of information about work in the research context! Tune in and listen to people from the University talk about their work and its importance in promoting research integrity. If you would like a specific topic area covered, please send us recommendations by emailing us at researcheducation@utah.edu.

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In this podcast, we talk with Dholani Perera, PS Clinical Site Monitor, about The Research Quality Compliance Network (RQCN) does and who is involved.  The RQCN was created by the Office of Quality Compliance (OQC) in July 2020.  The network provides a forum for people involved in research to share and seek advice from their peers and hear the latest in quality compliance-related issues.

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In this episode we talk with Dr. Rachel Hayes-Harb, Professor, Department of Linguistics.  Dr. Hayes-Harb talks about the importance of high-quality research mentoring, as well as the opportunities available for researchers on our campus to develop their mentoring skills.

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The Utah Center for Promotion of Work Equity Research (U-POWER) is a Center of Excellence in Total Worker Health® at the University of Utah dedicated to research and outreach that envisions work that is safe, healthy, and equitable for all.  It is directed by Dr. Emily Ahonen, Associate Professor in the Department of Family and Preventive Medicine. Today from U-POWER we are joined by Camie Schaefer, PhD, the Associate Director of U-POWER, who manages daily operations and communications of the center.  Dr. Schaefer will be discussing why Community-Based Participatory Research (CBPR) is important, how to easily bring CBPR into current research and why CBPR important is to U-POWER.

Please check out UPOWER on social media, Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter! @upower_twh

Additional Resources:

  • https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpubh.2021.659017/full
  • https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29050658/

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In this episode we will be talking with Lori Kowaleski-Jones, the Director of Interdisciplinary Exchange for Utah Science (Nexus).  Dr. Kowaleski-Jones will be discussing what the overall vision with NEXUS across the University of Utah Campus.  Dr. Kowaleski-Jones describes the collaborative space that is available in Nexus, the activities that Nexus is engaged in to bring researchers together, and more.

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In this episode, Dr. Mercedes Ward, a grant development specialist in the Office of the Vice President for Research (VPR), talks about her work in supporting EDI in federal grant proposals.  Dr. Ward also discusses the barriers to advance equity, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) in research at the University of Utah.

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In this episode, Dr. Andrew George, the Associate Director of the STEM Ambassador Program (STEMAP) at the University of Utah, discusses the major goals of STEMAP, the importance of broader impacts education, and how scientists can get involved with the program.

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In this episode we interview Joy Blatchford, the Associate Director for the Pre-Award Office of the Office of the Vice President for Research. Joy discusses the mission of the Pre-Award Office along with where the office plans to go in the upcoming years.

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Environmental Health Safety (EHS) Website

  1. In a general sense, what services does EHS provide university faculty, staff, and students?
  2. How has the COVID pandemic affected your department? What have your office learned from the past year? How is your office implementing what you learned?
  3. Post-pandemic, are there any additions to what your office provides?
  4. What is the best way for people to see what types of services your office offer?
  5. Is there anything that you would like to add to our discussion today?

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Institutional Biosafety Community (IBC) Website

  1. In a general sense, what services does IBC provide university faculty, staff, and students?
  2. How has the COVID pandemic affected your departments? What have your offices learned from the past year? How are your offices implementing what you learned?
  3. Post-pandemic, are there any additions to what your office provides?
  4. What is the best way for people to see what types of services your offices offer?
  5. Is there anything that you would like to add to our discussion today?

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Office of Foreign Influence Website: https://foreigninfluence.utah.edu/

Contact: foreigninfluence@utah.edu

  1. Can you provide us with an introduction to Foreign Influence, including what your office does and discuss how important your work is?
  2. How do you disclose foreign relationships?
  3. What’s the process and solution if I have a foreign influence situation?
  4. Can you please provide us with any other Foreign Influence resources?

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Conflict of Interest (COI) Website

Business Relationship Reporting (BRR)

  1. What is Annual Attestation? Who needs to file? What must be disclosed? Where do I file?
  2. Can you provide resources or contacts for people who need assistance?

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Conflict of Interest (COI) Website

  1. What does the Office of Conflict of Interest (COI) do and why is it important?
  2. Who needs to file a disclosure to the University of their external financial relationships? What must be disclosed?
  3. What is the Institutional Conflict of Interest (ICOI) Policy and review process?
  4. Can you provide resources or contacts for people who need assistance?

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Office of Research Participant Advocacy

  1. What resources does the Office of Research Participant Advocacy provide?
  2. Based on the presentation that you did in February 2021, why is it important to have non-English speakers involved in research?a.What is the difference between translation and interpretation?
  3. How would research teams and/or participants access your services?
  4. Is there anything else that you would like to add to our discussion today?

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  • What is RCR?
  • Why is RCR important for people to be trained on?
  • What is required for RCR training for graduate students?
  • How can graduate students obtain the needed training?
  • When did this requirement go into effect at the U of Utah?
  • Who should people reach out to for assistance?

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Research Handbook - Authorship

Office of Research Integrity and Compliance

  1. What is the authorship policy at the University of Utah?
  2. Was there an authorship policy before this one? If not, why not?
  3. Why is this policy important?
  4. What should faculty, staff, and students be aware of in terms of this policy?
  5. Where can researchers access the authorship policy at the UU?
    1. For those who would like to be an author on a paper or manuscript, what advice or suggestions do you have for them?
    2. Where is a good starting point for working with a team on a manuscript?
  6. Is there anything else we should know about the policy?

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