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2022 PRIM&R Annual Conference

Research Oversight Leaders and Institutional Officials

Emerging Challenges and Breaking Issues

PRIM&R Service Award Presentation, and Plenary IV: Balancing Reputational Harm and Academic Freedom

Tuesday, December 13, 2022
10:00 AM – 11:30 AM ET
Location: Livestreamed
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PRIMR22 day two will start with the presentation of the PRIM&R Service Award to Clement A. Adebamowo, BM, ChB, ScD, FWACS, FACS, Professor, University of Maryland School of Medicine, followed by Plenary IV.

Plenary IV Descriptor:Resources are always limited and research has risks. Additionally, the needs and goals of individual researchers and research units may sometimes not align with the needs and goals of the institution. As such, how are decisions made about what research should or should not be supported by the institution? Who makes the determination about what research cannot occur (e.g., studies that include limited participant pools balanced against competing studies trying to recruit, studies that are perceived negatively by some constituents or the public, etc.)? How are resources and competing needs prioritized against the backdrop of an institution's research goals? Panelists will explore these issues and more.

Learning Objectives:

  • Consider the risks and benefits in conducting research
  • Identify the key stakeholders in determining risk
  • Share approaches to influence and strategically enhance research while balancing academic freedom