PD Sessions @ Zoom: i-ethics: the what, why, with who and how of co-designing a digital Research Ethics Platform
PD Sessions @ Zoom: i-ethics: the what, why, with who and how of co-designing a digital Research Ethics Platform
Starting at 12 pm AEDT
Co-design involves actively designing with stakeholders who will be impacted by a proposed design development, with a view to ensuring their needs are met and a better end product. What happens when a co-design approach is adopted to identify and design, develop and deliver a ‘fit for purpose’ digital research ethics platform?
In this presentation, we will share the approach to co-design, developed by the Research Ethics, Integrity and Governance team at RMIT, drawing upon our work in designing, developing and delivering our new Research Ethics Platform (REP).
Developing and adopting a co-design approach can be challenging and certainly raises some interesting questions and issues. This presentation will explore some these challenges and how they were resolved, as well as the lessons learned along the way. It will also consider the need to review and revisit co-designed developments to facilitate continuous improvement.
SESSION PRESENTER(S):
Ms Anita Arndt
RMIT University
Anita currently leads the Research Ethics, Integrity and Governance team in the Research and Innovation Portfolio at RMIT University. A positive and motivated research professional, experienced in designing and leading continuous improvement initiatives and managing teams that deliver service excellence. With a background in sociology and law, she understands the research environment having worked as a researcher and also in various professional roles supporting research ethics, governance and integrity. Her career is built on a strong personal drive to excel, trusted relationships and passion for facilitating excellent and ethical research.
Ms Vivienne Moyle
RMIT University
Ms Moyle is an experienced management professional with more than two decades of experience in clinical services, fundraising, program development, organisational management, research ethics, governance and compliance, and advancement.
Ms Moyle has held roles in academia, government and non-governmental organisations in Australia and the United States. She is currently Manager, Research Governance and Ethics with RMIT.
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