The CITI Program: An International Online Resource for Education in Human Subjects Protection and the Responsible Conduct of Research

Keywords

Temptation, Curriculum, Scientific misconduct, Public relations, Resource (disambiguation)

References

• The importance of expanding current training in the responsible conduct of researchAnna C. Mastroianni, Jeffrey Kahn — 1998
• Creating an Infrastructure for Training in the Responsible Conduct of Research: The University of Pittsburgh's Experience&NA; — 2006

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