Research Integrity & Oversight (Regulatory)

We offer a robust infrastructure to ensure compliance and responsible conduct.

Johns Hopkins University and The Bloomberg School of Public Health provide a robust infrastructure to ensure that our research endeavors are conducted in compliance with all regulatory requirements and in partnership with the communities impacted.

These oversight activities include responsive grants administration support, review and monitoring of human subjects research through our institutional review boards (IRB), and providing continuing research education and training including on the responsible conduct of research. Further, we ensure compliance with reporting of outside activities and potential conflicts of interest or commitment and fully investigate any concerns of research misconduct.

Research Education and Training	CITI https://about.citiprogram.org/
Conflict of Interest Conflict of Commitment	JHU Policy https://research.jhu.edu/jhura/compliance/conflicts-of-interest/ JHMI Policy https://www.hopkinsmedicine.org/research/resources/offices-policies/OPC/Outside_Interests/COI_COC/
Data Trust	Sharing Johns Hopkins Medicine Data Research Access to Patient Data for JHU Researchers Outside of the JHM Covered Entity Access to Patient Data for Research: Frequently Asked Questions
Foreign Involvement	NIH guidance on foreign collaboration Working with international collaborators Financial Conflicts of Interest and Foreign Components Information for Foreign Grants Fogarty International Center
Professional Conduct Committee / Code of Conduct	JHMI Policy https://hpo.johnshopkins.edu/som/policies/501/37858/policy_37858.pdf

Research Impact

Interpreting Impact Factor /Publication metrics

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Selecting the Right Target Journal

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NIH Public Access Requirements/ Process

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Public Access Policy

Commercializing Technologies

https://ventures.jhu.edu/

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