Research Regulation, Integrity, Security, & Evaluation (2RISE)

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Several offices under the Vice Provost for Research and Scholarship are dedicated to ensuring the integrity, safety and compliance of the sponsored programs we undertake. These professionals have a deep knowledge of regulatory requirements and know how to ensure that the end product of your work meets the utmost standards.

Research Regulation, Integrity, Security, & Evaluation

Human Subject Research Office and Institutional Review Boards

The University of Miami Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) review all human research conducted under the auspices of the University of Miami and serve as an IRB of record for Jackson Health Systems (JHS). They are composed of members from both scientific and non-scientific backgrounds. Membership includes faculty and staff from both UM and JHS, as well as representatives from the local community. 

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Institutional Animal Care & Use Committee

The University of Miami ensures that all faculty and staff comply with federal and state guidelines concerning the use of animals in research and teaching through the Institutional Animal Care & Use Committee (IACUC).
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Disclosures & Scholarly Activities Management

The role of Disclosures & Scholarly Activities Management (DSAM, formerly the DRM) and the UM COI Committee (COIC) is to determine whether an investigator’s relationship with an external entity creates a situation that could introduce bias into the scholarly activities conducted at UM or by UM investigators, and, where this occurs, to manage it.

Export Control Compliance

While the University applies the principles of freedom of inquiry and open exchange of knowledge, we must also be mindful of the federal laws and regulations governing the exchange of research materials and results that are subject to export controls.
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Research Integrity

The University is committed to the design, performance, analysis, dissemination, and review of research and scholarly activities according to the highest ethical standards. This implies adherence to the core values of the research enterprise, including honesty, fairness, impartiality, transparency, efficiency, and protection of confidentiality.
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Research Quality Assurance

Our team of professionals is dedicated to supporting the research community through Quality Reviews of human subject research, assistance with Corrective & Preventive Action (CAPA) Plans, Federal inspection preparation & support, GxP compliance advisory, and research compliance education. Our goal is to facilitate continuous quality improvement to protect our research participants and data integrity.

Conflict of Interest

The University of Miami values the relationships of our investigators with outside entities, and encourages appropriate collaborations that foster new scientific insights while assuring transparency and objectivity in research and the integrity of the scientific record. The University of Miami's conflict of interest (COI) and foreign influence (FI) policy is designed to promote objectivity in research, scholarly and educational activities funded under external grants, contracts or cooperative agreements. UDisclose is the University system that allows all individuals to disclose external financial interests, foreign engagements and other disclosures as required.

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Oversight Committees

Embryonic Stem Cell Research Oversight Committee (ESCRO)

Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC)

Institutional Biosafety Committee (IBC)

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Complion

Disclosures & Relationship Management

Foreign Engagement Guidelines

Foreign Influence on U.S. Research

Research Misconduct

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