Aspects of research at Duke are often governed by policies and guidelines, owned by various offices across campus. Visit the pages below to find policies and guidelines that may be relevant to your research conduct and its administration.
Aspects of research at Duke are often governed by policies and guidelines, owned by various offices across campus. Visit the pages below to find policies and guidelines that may be relevant to your research conduct and its administration.
The policies of Duke University apply to all components of Duke, including Duke University Health System, and govern the pursuit of Duke's missions - education, research and patient care.
Visit WebsiteFor ensuring protection of biomedically-focused human subjects research
Visit websiteIncludes guidance for submitting non-health related research requiring protection of human subjects
Visit websitePolicies and procedures for submitting protocols involving animals in research
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Visit websiteSafety and policy manuals can be found here
Visit websiteResearchers are expected to protect data using these standards and policies
Visit websiteProcedures and policies relevant to the conduct of clinical research
Visit websitePolicy statements specific to Duke University Health System/Duke Health and Duke University may be accessed here
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Visit websiteGuidance on the development of research agreements for the School of Medicine
Visit websiteUse the policies and procedures here when processing payments through Accounts Payable
Visit websiteStatement of responsibilities for all members of the Duke community to adhere to institutional values and policies, and to abide by all applicable legal and compliance requirements.
View Code of ConductFaculty and staff engaged in this initiative are working to develop a cohesive framework of policies, procedures, and processes to support sound management of data at the institution.
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