005: Length Is Not The Most Important Thing
Feb 18, 2013•46 min
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Episode description
Josh and Jason debate the optimal episode length for medicine.io and then dig deep into the juicy issue of Institutional Review Board approval for quality improvement projects.
Links for this episode:
- Wikipedia | Institutional Review Board
- Wikipedia | Tuskegee Syphilis Experiment
- US Holocaust Museum | Nazi Medical Experiments
- Dept of Health and Human Services | Belmont Report
- Wikipedia | Retrospective Cohort Study
- Pediatrics | Impact of a Guideline on Management of Children Hospitalized With Community-Acquired Pneumonia
- Institute for Healthcare Improvement
- HHS Answers | Does IRB review of a quality improvement project that is also non-exempt human subjects research always need to be carried out at a convened IRB meeting?
- Academic Medicine | Should Quality Improvement Projects Require IRB Approval?
- JAMA | Determining When Quality Improvement Initiatives Should Be Considered Research Proposed Criteria and Potential Implications
- Wikipedia | Cytochrome P450
- Centers for Medicare and Medicaid | Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendment (CLIA)
- The Digital Doctor podcast | iTunes link
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