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Tuesday, September 22, 2015

Prevention and Containing Misconduct in Research in the Age of Big Data - Dr. Adil E. Shamoo


Adil E. Shamoo, Ph.D., Professor and Editor- in-Chief, Accountability in Research
University of Maryland School of Medicine


The conference is timely to address the pressing issues in medical research. The intense nature of current progress in medical research necessitates anticipating and dealing with potential ethical and compliance issues. Among the issues of concern are: ethics, misconduct, management of research enterprises, integrity of publications, and the protection of human volunteers in clinical trials.
My subject is very important because It is obvious why the prevention and containment of misconduct in research is of vital importance to research and safety of volunteer subjects. In addition, the safety and integrity of data on safety and efficacy during drug development is of vital importance to the public and industry alike.
My speech  will consist of a short historical information of misconduct. Afterwards, an illustration of misconduct in research occurs worldwide. The talk will address the latest data on prevalence and possible factors of misconduct. The talk will illustrate current means of containing/prevention of misconduct. Reliance on education and training and whistleblowers to prevent misconduct is not sufficient. I will discuss data audit as a method to contain and prevent misconduct in research.

It is certainly worthwhile to attend the conference to participate in the latest issues on ethics and compliance in medical research.



October 19th Monday
09.00-10.30
The Cooper Union, The Great Hall 7 East 7th Street ,New York,  NY 10003

“Prevention and Containing Misconduct in Research in the Age of Big Data”, Adil E. Shamoo Ph.D., Professor University of Maryland School of Medicine

Research Ethics and Policy in the Age of Big Data - Dr.David B. Resnik




David B. Resnik J.D., Ph.D. 
Bioethicist and NIEHS IRB Chair

The Congress will present valuable information on a variety of topic related to the conduct of biomedical research. The speakers will represent a variety of disciplinary perspectives. The audience will be international in scope.
My speech will discuss ethical and policy issues related to research involving the collection of large amounts of data, including data management,publication, conflict of Interest, informed consent, privacy/confidentiality, and regulations.

Please attend the MedicRes World Congress: you won’t be disappointed.




October 19th Monday
09.00-10.30
The Cooper Union, The Great Hall 7 East 7th Street ,New York,  NY 10003

“Protecting Privacy and Confidentiality in the Age of Big Data”, David B. Resnik, J.D., Ph.D.      Bioethicist and NIEHS IRB Chair

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