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Pages 84-88

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... The PRIM&R standards were prepared for a broad set of potential applicant organizations, which would include but not be restricted to academic health centers. The NCQA standards were explicitly prepared for accreditation of VA medical facilities.
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From page 86...
... the steps that research institutions and their leadership can take to cultivate a culture that puts the safety and interests of research participants foremost; and (6) mechanisms by which research institutions and, where applicable, research sponsors can be held accountable for ensuring sufficient Finding, structural support, and professional rewards for HRPPPs.~3 The NCQA standards, if improved as recommended, could also be used by NCQA, the Association for the Accreditation for Human Research Protection Programs (AAHRPP)
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... i4 As this report went to press, NCQA made their draft standards available for public comment. See http://www.ncqa.org/Pages/Programs/QSG/VAHRPAP/vahrpapdraftstds.
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  • pilot testing
  • academic health
  • adverse events
  • research protection
  • pilot tests

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  • research monitoring
  • draft standards
  • research institution
  • seeking accreditation

  • research participant
  • organizations seeking
  • research sponsor
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  • protection programs
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  • accreditation organization
  • ombudsman programs


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