Title
Operationalizing Research Compliance in the Healthcare Setting
Date of Award
3-18-2011
Document Type
Capstone Project
Disciplines
Healthcare Leadership
Degree Name
Master of Professional Studies
Department
Healthcare Leadership
Advisor
Michael Campo
Keywords
compliance; human subjects; research
Abstract
Healthcare organizations that engage in research or host research activities in their premises can be exposed to great risks and liabilities. In the higher- education academic setting, Research Compliance has been well established due to academe commitment to research. However, in healthcare organizations, Research Compliance oversight is fundamentally different, and often, not as coordinated as other operations within the system. Research Compliance must be operationalized upon development of the research program to protect healthcare organizations from non-compliance with regulatory requirements. In addition, a well-established structure promotes ethical research and enhances the organization's vision and mission. The following project looks at healthcare systems and proposes nine recommendations for an operational framework similar to a higher-education academic model of research integrity and compliance.
Recommended Citation
Sotto, Sylk, "Operationalizing Research Compliance in the Healthcare Setting" (2011). Healthcare Leadership. 1.
https://digitalcommons.du.edu/ucol_hcl/1