This workshop will examine issues of concern to HRPPs that review SBER protocols. Intermediate/general-level didactic presentations will alternate with case discussion, focusing on the practical (and realistic) application of ethical and regulatory concepts and principles. The workshop will include real-world examples of research proposals for attendees to review and discuss, and speakers will explore the application of the regulations and ethical principles of research to online research and the use of social media (including the use of deception and incomplete disclosure for online research); the classification of research as exempt vs. expedited; and the inclusion of vulnerable populations in SBER. Attendees will have ample opportunity for discussion and sharing of best practices. This session will take place in Zoom meeting. The use of attendee video is encouraged for participation and interaction with your peers.
Learning Objectives:
Understand and describe concepts related to topics such as online research, the use of social media, deception, and incomplete disclosure, and their regulatory or legal basis
Identify how the concepts apply in research studies that your IRB reviews
Evaluate best practices for minimizing risk to participants in SBER related to these concepts