The University of Texas at Dallas’ Education & Quality Improvement Program (EQIP) is dedicated to enhancing the quality of education and research through continuous improvement initiatives. EQIP focuses on developing and implementing best practices in teaching, learning, and research methodologies. By fostering a culture of excellence and innovation, EQIP aims to ensure that students and faculty are equipped with the necessary tools and knowledge to achieve their academic and professional goals. Through workshops, training sessions, and collaborative projects, EQIP supports the ongoing development of educational quality and effectiveness at UT Dallas
Post-Approval Monitoring Program (PMP)
The University of Texas at Dallas’ Post-Approval Monitoring Program (PMP) is designed to ensure the ongoing safety and compliance of research involving human subjects. This program, managed by the Office of Human Subjects Protections (OHSP), conducts thorough reviews of active studies to assess adherence to approved protocols and regulatory requirements. The PMP aims to safeguard participant welfare, provide educational support to researchers, and identify areas for improvement. Reviews may be initiated randomly, at the request of the Principal Investigator (PI), or due to specific concerns about participant risk. Through this proactive approach, UTD maintains high standards of ethical research and continuous quality improvement.
Lab Presentations
The Office of Human Subjects Protections (OHSP) offers educational and quality improvement presentations for faculty and students. Upon invitation, a representative of the OHSP will visit your lab, either in-person or online, to discuss crucial topics such as the importance of protecting human subjects in research, roles and responsibilities of the Institutional Review Board (IRB), designing ethical research studies, ensuring data security and privacy and much more. These presentations aim to enhance understanding and compliance with ethical research practices, fostering a culture of excellence and responsibility in research at UTD.
Suggestion InBox
We Value Your Input!
The Office of Human Subjects Protections (OHSP) is dedicated to continuously enhancing our services and fostering a collaborative environment within the UTD research community. To support this mission, we have established a Suggestion InBox Committee, which is committed to reviewing and addressing your feedback. We encourage you to share your suggestions, feedback, and ideas for improvement through our Suggestion InBox. Your input is vital in helping us refine our operations and strengthen our working relationships.