To the best of my understanding, only if the work itself is/was supported by
federal funds must it be reported to ORI.
Otherwise, there is no requirement, although some institutions may choose, by
policy, to apply the same rules to all misconduct investigations.

Barbara

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Subject: [RESADM-L] question i should know the answer to but don't

Is an entity that receives PHS funds required to report suspected research
misconduct?

At your university is this a requirement? And must you report also to ORI?

THanks!

Kind regards,
Theresa Defino
Editor
Report on Research Compliance
301-738-3721
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