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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 through STARS - 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 |
| Research Budgeting and the Workbook Process | Register through STARS - CTR-0105 | |
| Overview of Clinical Research Resources | Register through STARS - 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 through STARS - CTR-0106 | |
| Study Team – Roles/ Responsibilities and Delegation of Authority | Register through STARS - CTR-0107 | |
| IRB Process | Register through STARS - CTR-0111 | |
| IRB Reporting - Event, Unanticipated Problems, Non-Compliance |
Register through STARS - CTR-0102 | |
Informed Consent Process |
Register through STARS - CTR-0104 | |
| Essential Documents and the Regulatory Binder | Register through STARS - CTR-0109 | |
| ClinicalTrials.gov Overview | Register through STARS - CTR-0108 | |
| General Reporting Requirements | Register through STARS - CTR-0110 | |
| Good Documentation Practices | Register through STARS - CTR-0103 | |
| Ethics and Clinical Research | Register through STARS - 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. |
| 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.) |
| Child Health Research Institute (CHRI) |
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. |