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Portland VAMC Research and Development Service
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Getting Started at the Portland VAMC
For New Investigators The administrative
office of Research & Development Service is organized
to assist investigators with submission of proposals,
review of proposals, management of funds, and recruitment
and retention of employees. Refer to the list of R&D
Administrative staff for the various services that
they provide.
The first thing new investigators need to do is fill
out The Investigator
Data Sheet and return it to the Research Office. The
Investigator Data Sheet (also called a “page 18")
is needed for investigators new to the Portland VAMC.
It is completed once and updated on an annual basis.
Principal Investigators should also read the Summary
of Principal Investigator Responsibilities (32KB,
MSWord).
Below you will find a list of topics that should help
to get you started at the PVAMC.
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R&D
Committee
The Research & Development Committee is the
governing body of research that oversees all research
proposals. The subcommittees include, IRB, IACUC
and Safety. |
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Institutional
Review Board (IRB)
If you are submitting a proposal that involves human
subjects, this committee will review it to ensure
appropriate standards are met. |
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Safety
Click here for the appropriate forms you will need
to meet the safety requirements at the PVAMC. |
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Institutional
Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC)
If you are submitting a proposal that involves animals,
click here for the guidelines for this kind of research.
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Human
Subjects Education
If your research involves Human Subjects, this
site will ensure you are up to date with education
requirements. |
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HIPAA
If you are going to be working with Human Subjects
click here for information regarding HIPAA. |
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Research
Contracts
If you are requesting a material from another institution
or want to enter into a clinical trial agreement
click here. |
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Grant
Writing
Click here to get some basic information for writing
and submitting a grant. |
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Technology
Transfer
If you have a new invention, methodology, or anything
you think is patentable, click here to find out
how to make it marketable. |
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Research
Office Staff
If you have additional questions, please contact
someone in the research office. |
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| Reviewed/Updated Date:
May 13, 2008 |
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