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2024 PRIM&R Annual Conference

ACU/IACUC Program Management and Administration

HRPP/IRB Management and Administration

Research Oversight Leaders and Institutional Officials

Shared Research Oversight Challenges

D19 - Do Institutional Officials (IOs) Understand Ethics?

Tuesday, November 19, 2024
10:30 AM – 11:45 AM PT
Location: Room 333-334
Institutional Leadership Deep Dive Series Live Session Recorded Live Streamed Session
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Many times, IOs achieve the position without ever receiving a formal education in ethics. That said, the IO role often involves ethical decision-making, the evaluation of the ethical decisions made by others, and policy development that incorporates ethical concepts. As such, IOs should have a basic grounding in ethics as applied to human and non-human animal research. This session will review, at a high level, the most important ethical theories and frameworks relevant to the IO role to ensure effectiveness. 

Learning Objectives:

  • Identify important ethical theories and frameworks relevant to the IO role
  • Delineate between ethics, compliance, and integrity when it comes to research
  • Review the IO role as it relates to the welfare of human and non-human animal in research
  • Discuss how IOs can embark on self-learning to equip themselves for the ethical questions they will face, including identifying others within an institution that can provide contextual support for ethical decision-making