Identifiability of Data in Genome-Wide Association Studies 

Institutions and IRBs are faced more and more with managing the oversight of large datasets containing coded, de-identified genotype and phenotype data, which are both retrospectively and prospectively obtained, referred to as genome-wide association studies (GWAS).  The primary risks of these data repositories are related to protecting the privacy interests of the participants and maintaining the confidentiality of the data.  This webinar will explore how institutions should oversee GWAS data and what issues IRBs should consider in their review of proposed research using these datasets.
Presenter: Laura Lyman Rodriguez, Ph.D.
Director of Policy, Communications, and Education
Acting Chief, Genomic Healthcare Branch, NIH
Offered: July 23, 2013, 10:00 a.m. ET  Register here
                 July 25, 2013,   3:30 p.m. ET  Register here 


Individual Financial Conflict of Interest

A year after the implementation (August 24, 2012) of the revised financial conflict of interest regulation released by the Department of Health and Human Services, this webinar will describe the challenges and successes institutions have experienced.
 Offered October 29, 31, 2013

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