Rigor and Reproducibility Learning Module
Rigor and Reproducibility Learning Module
This Blackboard module will help you design and develop protocols for rigorous and reproducible clinical and translational research studies.
Goals
This module will help you:
- Design studies and develop protocol documents
- Understand and integrate principles of rigor and reproducibility into your research
Contact
If you'd like to connect directly with someone at UR CTSI, please email ResearchHelp@urmc.rochester.edu.
Enroll
To access this course, you must enroll in the CTSI Research Education Hub on Blackboard:
- Log into learn.rochester.edu using your UR/URMC Active Directory credentials
- Select the Courses tab.
- If you are already enrolled, CTSI Research Education Hub will be listed among your "CONTINUOUS" courses. Select that.
- Scroll down to Learning Modules and select it.
- Find "Rigor and Reproducibility" and select it.
If CTSI Research Education Hub is not listed:
- Log into learn.rochester.edu using your Active Directory credentials.
- Select the Courses tab on the left-hand toolbar, then select the Course Catalog option in the upper righthand corner of the screen.
- Search for "CTSI Research Education Hub" in the search catalog box, ensuring the creation date is before the current date, and click "Go."
- Hover over "SMD.CTSI.BERD" and click the dropdown arrow, then select "Enroll."
- The UR CTSI Research Education Hub should now be listed in your Course List.
Eligibility
University of Rochester investigators are welcome to enroll.
Cost
Free
Current Course
This module contains a variety of videos and website links providing useful resources about protocol development in clinical and translational research.
- UR Human Subject protocol templates
- NIH video: Developing Protocols and Manuals of Operating Procedures
- NIH Rigor and Reproducibility Training:
- Module 1: Lack of Transparency
- Module 2: Blinding and Randomization
- Module 3: Sample Size, Outliers, and Exclusion Criteria
- Module 4: Biological and Technical Replicates