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Research Misconduct

Research Misconduct. What is. ?. ( and what should you do about it ). This policy applies to federally- funded research and proposals submitted to Federal agencies for research funding. It thus applies to research conducted by the Federal

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Research Misconduct

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  1. Research Misconduct What is ? (and what should you do about it)

  2. This policy applies to federally- funded research and proposals submitted to Federal agencies for research funding. It thus applies to research conducted by the Federal agencies, conducted or managed for the Federal government by contractors, or supported by the Federal government and performed at research institutions, including universities and industry. Federal Policy on Research Misconduct

  3. I. Research 2 Misconduct Defined • Research misconduct is defined as • fabrication, falsification, or plagiarism • in proposing, performing, or reviewing • research, or in reporting research • results. • · Fabrication is making up data or • results and recording or reporting them. • · Falsification is manipulating • research materials, equipment, or • processes, or changing or omitting data • or results such that the research is not • accurately represented in the research • record.3 • · Plagiarism is the appropriation of • another person’s ideas, processes, • results, or words without giving • appropriate credit. • · Research misconduct does not • include honest error or differences of • opinion. Federal Policy on Research Misconduct

  4. Fabrication Falsification Plagiarism

  5. F F P

  6. The policy addresses research misconduct. It does not supersede government or institutional policies or procedures for addressing other forms of misconduct, such as the unethical treatment of human research subjects or mistreatment of laboratory animals used in research, nor does it supersede criminal or other civil law. Agencies and institutions may address these other issues as authorized by law and as appropriate to their missions and objectives. Federal Policy on Research Misconduct

  7. Research Improprieties

  8. M-3, Part I, Chapter 15

  9. DRAFT

  10. ? What should you do about Research Misconduct

  11. (nothing)

  12. Research Improprieties

  13. Research Improprieties HS

  14. Research Improprieties HS

  15. Research Integrity Officer ( R I O )

  16. Peter N. Poon, JD, MA Office of Research Oversight (ORO) (202) 565-8107 peter.poon@hq.med.va.gov

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