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Krishma Labib1, Natalie Evans2, Daniel Pizzolato3
1Amsterdam University Medical Centers, Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Department of Ethics, Law and Humanities, Amsterdam Public Health Institute, De Boelelaan 1117, 1081HV, Amsterdam, The Netherlands. k.labib@amsterdamumc.nl.
Research institutions need continuous research integrity (RI) education for all, including students and senior researchers. Developed guidelines offer practical tools for institutions to create effective RI education strategies.
Area of Science:
- Research Integrity
- Education Strategy
- Academic Development
Background:
- Fostering research integrity (RI) is crucial for academic institutions.
- A continuous and targeted RI education approach is needed for diverse research personnel.
- Existing approaches may not adequately address all aspects of RI education.
Purpose of the Study:
- To develop evidence-based, co-created guidelines for research institutions on establishing continuous RI education.
- To provide practical tools and recommendations for different target groups within research settings.
- To explore diverse approaches to RI education beyond formal training.
Main Methods:
- An iterative co-creative process involving 16 RI experts and research administrators.
- Four online co-creation workshops informed by the RI education evidence base.
- Development and refinement of four distinct guidelines through expert collaboration and a working group.
Main Results:
- Four comprehensive guidelines were developed, focusing on students, senior researchers, other stakeholders, and continuous education.
- Key recommendations include mandatory RI training, refresher courses, informal discussions, incentives, and evaluation.
- Guidelines are available as adaptable tools on a public toolbox (www.sops4ri.eu/toolbox).
Conclusions:
- Co-created guidance empowers research institutions to build effective and tailored RI education strategies.
- Implementing continuous and multifaceted RI education is essential for fostering a culture of integrity.
- The provided guidelines offer a practical framework for institutions to enhance their RI education initiatives.
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