This mandatory training provides education on conducting responsible and ethical research with data from All of Us participants. Below is a brief overview of what is reviewed in the Responsible Conduct of Research training:
Complete ethics training modules; UMBC users must complete relevant training in the Workbench profiles to access registered and controlled tiers data. To check for access level, click the three-bar menu in the top upper left corner, click your name, and then click “Data Access Requirements."
Course I: All of Us Research Program: Provides a general overview of the All of Us Research Program and the use of its data resources to educate researchers on key elements of data access and user requirements for scientific investigation.
Course II: Responsible Conduct of Research: Provides an overview of ethical requirements regarding the protection of human participants in research, research misconduct, and behaviors that can compromise research integrity and requirements for safeguarding All of Us Research Program data. Users will learn that studies of subpopulations or groups have the potential to be stigmatizing, whether these populations are defined by sex, gender, ethnicity, culture, disease status, tribal organization, or any other mechanism. This course will also explain to users that it is incumbent upon them to understand the populations and groups they choose to study well enough to identify topics and attributes that are potentially sensitive for that group.
Course III: Research Security and Privacy Protections: Provides awareness training in understanding basic principles of data security and privacy statutes and recognizing national standards to protect individuals’ medical records and other personal health information, including electronic personal health information. This course will also provide awareness on requirements for and the importance of protecting