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General Training for Research Personnel
| Training/Class | Provided by | Applicable for you? Check below |
| Human Subjects Protections and GCP Training |
All faculty, staff, and students within the Stanford University who conduct Human Subjects Research. See RPH 5.7 Training in the Protection of Human Subjects for requirements |
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| HIPAA Training | Register through STARS - PRIV-0100 | All faculty, staff, and students within the Stanford University School of Medicine. See University Privacy Office for requirements |
| Research Billing and the Workbook Process | Register in LearnMed - CTR-2100 | Recommended for all research personnel who will participate in research projects that require services provided by one of the Stanford Hospitals or any of its clinics. See Study Design & Start Up for details |
Clinical Research Budgeting: The Budgeting and Billing Workbook Or Clinical Research Budgeting: RMG Processes and Estimating Costs |
Register in LearnMed - CTR-0105 | |
| Overview of Clinical Research Resources | Register in LearnMed - CTR-1100 | Recommended for all faculty, staff, and students within the Stanford University who conduct Human Subjects Research. See Clinical Research Operations Program for details |
| Study Start Up | Register in LearnMed - CTR-0106 | |
| Study Team – Roles/ Responsibilities and Delegation of Authority | Register through STARS - CTR-0107 | |
| IRB Process | Register through STARS - CTR-0111 | |
Informed Consent Process |
Register in LearnMed - CTR-0104 | |
| Essential Documents and the Regulatory Binder | Register through STARS - CTR-0109 | |
| ClinicalTrials.gov Overview | Register in LearnMed - CTR-0108 | |
| General and IRB Reporting Requirements | Register in LearnMed- CTR-0113 | |
| Good Documentation Practices | Register in LearnMed - CTR-0103 | |
| Ethics and Clinical Research | Register in LearnMed - CTR-0101 |
Research Administrative Systems
| Training/Class | Provided by | Applicable for you? Check below |
| eProtocol System (IRB Submissions) |
Online or in-person |
For individuals who need to use the eProtocol system. |
OnCore System (clinical research management system) |
Non-cancer studies: Cancer studies: |
For individuals who need to use the OnCore system |
Additional Education and Training
| Topic/Area | Description |
| Sponsor Investigator Research (SIR) | Stanford investigators who hold their own IND or IDE should contact one of the following for required training. See HRPP Policy Manual, Chapter 5.6 Sponsor-Investigator Research for requirements. |
| Clinical Research Operations Program (CROP) | The goal of this program is to ensure quality research across the university, and to enhance the career growth of our clinical research personnel. The program offers a Stanford Clinical Research Operations Certification. To obtain the certification, Program participants must complete 16 core and 4 elective classes, and pass a final exam. |
Epic Training
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Epic training is provided through Stanford Health Care, in a classroom setting or online via HealthStream. Visit the following links for more information: New Hire Training- Information on training offerings Get Epic Help- Training scheduling / eLearning Support or contact epiceducation@stanfordhealthcare.org HealthStream Online Course FAQ- Frequently asked questions on getting started in HealthStream |
| Data Studio (led by BDS faculty) |
Data Studio brings together biomedical researchers and biostatistics faculty for in-depth consultations about clinical trials, epidemiological/population health studies, and complex panomics studies. Our facilitator assists the biomedical researcher to prepare the data, statistical questions, and other materials for the consultation. |
| Dean of Research (DoR) | Research Compliance Training (Responsible Conduct of Research, Piship, etc.) |
| Epidemiology and Population Heath | The Stanford Department of Epidemiology and Population Health (E&PH) offers expertise, research, and training on study design, data collection, analysis and proper interpretation of scientific evidence to improve human health in the clinic and in the field. Education and Training Programs The Graduate Certificate in Epidemiology and Clinical Research provides students the knowledge and skills essential to patient-oriented clinical research. You will learn how to critically evaluate a published paper, conduct peer review of a research manuscript or grant, develop a study protocol for an observational or clinical trial, develop an analytic approach appropriate for the proposed study, and conduct data analysis and interpret its results. |
| Maternal and Child Health Research Institute (MCHRI) |
Mentoring workshops for the academic enrichment and success of early career investigators in the Department of Pediatrics, held through the Pediatric Mentoring Program. Open to junior faculty and trainees. |
| Cancer Clinical Trials Office (CCTO) |
Educational offerings for Cancer Institute research staff. |
| Stanford Center for Biomedical Ethics |
Biomedical ethics taught by SCBE faculty. |
| Lane Library | Library provides classes and consulting. |
| Stanford Center for Clinical Research (SCCR) |
Educational offerings for those interested in clinical research offered by SCCR staff. |