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PHRP Online Training Protecting Human Research Participants Online Training (PHRP) is intended for those involved in research with human subjects.

Learn more at www.PHRPTraining.com. PHRP Online Training provides certificate training for those involved in the conduct or oversight of research involving human subjects. PHRP offers up-to-date training on human subjects protections for all involved in this research. PHRP includes:

- An engaging & interactive format with realistic case studies and exercises
- Progress tracked on a personal dashboard
- Certificates of completion always available with login
- Option to earn professional continuing education credits
- Course offered in English, Spanish, or French at no additional charge

Institutional subscriptions include:
- Complimentary on-boarding and support provided for all group administrators
- Flexible plans and centralized billing
- An institution-specific registration link
- An administrative dashboard for monitoring users and managing certificates

Visit https://phrptraining.com/ to learn more or contact us at info@phrptraining.com to schedule a demo or receive a quote on an institutional subscription.

Is your research team fully trained in human subjects protection?PHRP Online Training delivers accredited, Common Rule-a...
25/09/2025

Is your research team fully trained in human subjects protection?
PHRP Online Training delivers accredited, Common Rule-aligned training built for institutions. Scalable plans. Trusted by 500+ organizations. Book a demo today. 👉 https://bit.ly/4mDzbPs

Community outreach is more than a checkbox—it’s the foundation of trust between IRBs, researchers, and the public. PHRP ...
22/09/2025

Community outreach is more than a checkbox—it’s the foundation of trust between IRBs, researchers, and the public. PHRP Advisory Board Member Joe Smith explores this topic in his article, "Building Better Bridges: Improving IRB Community Outreach," highlighting strategies that include building partnerships, listening to feedback, and tailoring approaches to unique institutional settings.

The companion PHRP Perspectives podcast episode with Joe and guest expert Samantha Martocci dives deeper into practical ways IRBs can connect meaningfully with the communities they serve.

Explore the article and podcast: https://bit.ly/3KfyEpl

08/09/2025

Clear and consistent non-human subjects determinations protect institutions and help researchers stay on track. In this PHRP Perspectives episode, PHRP Online Training Advisory Board Member Kim Diccianni and her guest, Christine Wallace, explain how institutions can strengthen policies, streamline decision-making, and improve trust between and investigators. Kim provides a preview of the full episode. https://bit.ly/42dUD69

When does research fall outside the scope of IRB oversight? In this episode of PHRP Perspectives, PHRP Online Training A...
03/09/2025

When does research fall outside the scope of IRB oversight? In this episode of PHRP Perspectives, PHRP Online Training Advisory Board Member Kim Diccianni and Christine Wallace, regulatory advisor at Brown University, discuss how institutions make non-human subjects determinations. They share best practices for clear communication, documentation, and collaboration to ensure researchers and IRBs are aligned.

Listen or watch here: https://bit.ly/42dUD69

13/08/2025

How can support ethical decision-making when investigational drugs are used outside of clinical trials? In this episode of PHRP Perspectives, longtime FDA and HHS leader Richard Klein and NYU medical ethics expert Lisa Kearns explore the role of IRBs in treatment use, the differences between expanded access and Right to Try, and how informed consent protects patient rights.🎧 Listen to the full episode: https://bit.ly/40Nl1Dl

06/08/2025

Expanded access is treatment—but informed consent and IRB oversight are still essential. In this insightful PHRP Perspectives podcast episode, PHRP Advisory Board Member Richard Klein and NYU's Lisa Kearns share how IRBs can evaluate protocols, safeguard patients, and manage ethical complexities. Catch the episode: https://bit.ly/45m5An9

How should IRBs approach treatment use protocols for investigational products? In our latest PHRP Perspectives episode, ...
05/08/2025

How should IRBs approach treatment use protocols for investigational products? In our latest PHRP Perspectives episode, PHRP Advisory Board Member Richard Klein is joined by NYU’s Lisa Kearns to unpack ethical and regulatory considerations for expanded access. Listen tomorrow and check out past episodes: https://bit.ly/46z3Yst

30/07/2025

🎧 PHRP Perspectives is your new go-to resource for navigating ethics, compliance, and best practices in human subjects research. Each podcast episode delivers expert insights, practical advice, and real-world stories to help you stay ahead and make informed decisions on topics including:

🔹 Informed consent & expanded access
🔹 IRB reliance & community outreach
🔹 Tools that support smarter compliance

The podcast is hosted by PHRP Online Training Advisory Board Members Richard Klein, Joe Smith & Kim Diccianni — with special guests who are shaping the human subjects research field. Check out the trailer and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. https://bit.ly/44TF6u6

18/07/2025

How can IRBs strengthen relationships and build trust with both researchers and the broader community? In this episode of PHRP Perspectives, Joe Smith, Director of the Human Research Protection Program at the University of Maryland College Park, and IRB Specialist Samantha Martocci share practical strategies for improving community outreach including:

✔ Internal vs. external outreach strategies
✔ Why partnerships matter for reach and relevance
✔ How to use feedback and surveys to improve engagement
✔ Creative ways to build trust and strengthen relationships

Watch the episode on our website or YouTube and listen to it wherever you get your podcasts. https://bit.ly/4m1FUCW

Building strong connections—both inside your institution and with the broader community—is essential for research succes...
18/07/2025

Building strong connections—both inside your institution and with the broader community—is essential for research success and compliance. But how do you do it effectively? Coming tomorrow on PHRP Perspectives, Joe Smith and Samantha Martocci share actionable tips on:

🔹 Engaging researchers internally
🔹 Reaching diverse communities externally
🔹 Leveraging partnerships and resources
🔹 Building trust through consistency and transparency

Subscribe to PHRP Perspectives wherever you listen to your podcasts or watch the episodes on YouTube or the PHRP Training website. https://bit.ly/4kM6T4z

We're pleased to welcome  UH-Clear Lake Hawks to PHRP Online Training! Learn more about PHRP's institutional features at...
16/07/2025

We're pleased to welcome UH-Clear Lake Hawks to PHRP Online Training! Learn more about PHRP's institutional features at https://bit.ly/3H3tOoG

11/07/2025

New podcast alert: 🎧 PHRP Perspectives is your new go-to resource for navigating ethics, compliance, and best practices in human subjects research. Each episode delivers expert insights, practical advice, and real-world stories to help you stay ahead and make informed decisions on topics including:

🔹 Informed consent & expanded access
🔹 IRB reliance & community outreach
🔹 Tools that support smarter compliance

The podcast is hosted by PHRP Online Training Advisory Board Members Richard Klein, Joe Smith & Kim Diccianni — with special guests who are shaping the human subjects research field. Check out the trailer and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. https://bit.ly/44TF6u6

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