Visit one or more of the following internet sites and participate in the training activities provided.

a. Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI) at the following Web address: https://www.citi program.org/

The CITI site provides training on many topics, including modules on protection of human research participants and the responsible conduct of research.

Different modules are provided for biomedical research and social and behavioral research, with additional modules on specific topics such as HIPAA and conflicts of interest.

b. NIH Office of Extramural Research:

Protecting Human Research Participants at the following web address https://phrp.nihtraining

.com/users/login.php NIH provides a free tutorial on protecting human research participants. This module is available in a Spanish language version, as well as in English.

c. The Office of Research Integrity online simulations “The Lab”

and “The Research Clinic” at the following URL: https://ori.hhs.gov/

thelab and https://ori.hhs.gov/

the-research-clinic The Office of Research provides online, interactive simulations addressing issues relating to the responsible conduct of research and protecting human participants. Participants in the simulation choose to play different roles, such as a principal investigator, graduate student, postdoctoral research fellow, research assistant, or IRB chair.

d. The Office of Research Integrity

“RCR Casebook: Stories about Researchers Worth Discussing” at the following URL: http://ori.hhs

.gov/rcr-casebook-stories-aboutresearchers-worth-discussing The RCR Casebook has many brief case studies on research ethics topics, e.g., authorship, research misconduct, conflicts of interest, and mentor/mentee relationships.