Video course: 1.0 credit hours (ethics) from NANCEAC
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Unraveling the Veil of Bias: Conflict of Interest in Research
Join Dr. Joshua Goldenberg, a distinguished ND, FABNG, as he delves into the intriguing realm of Conflict of Interest (COI) in research. In this thought-provoking course, you’ll explore the impact of financial conflicts on the objectivity and outcomes of industry-funded trials compared to non-industry funded ones. Delve into the world of transparency, disclosure, and the critical role it plays in preserving the integrity of scholarly work. Unearth the nuances of COI beyond financial aspects and discover how they can influence research findings. As we journey together, you’ll gain valuable insights into new approaches, such as Cochrane’s guidance, that aim to address this complex issue. Optics matter, and in this course, we’ll challenge you to question, discuss, and analyze real-world examples to discern the truth amidst the shadows of conflict.
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Learning Objectives
- Identify the impact of financial conflicts of interest on research outcomes: Understand how industry funding can influence the results and interpretations of clinical trials, and differentiate between industry-sponsored and non-industry funded studies.
- Analyze the significance of transparency and disclosure in research: Examine the importance of transparent reporting of financial and non-financial relationships and activities, and assess how perceptions of conflict of interest can be just as crucial as actual conflicts.
- Evaluate emerging approaches to address conflicts of interest: Explore new methodologies, such as Cochrane’s guidance, designed to mitigate the risks of bias in research, and critically assess their potential effectiveness in promoting objectivity.
- Apply ethical considerations in research practices: Examine real-world scenarios of potential conflicts of interest in research and apply ethical principles to discern the appropriate course of action, fostering an understanding of how researchers can uphold integrity and impartiality in their work.
