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--- new-study-rhul [2024/02/08 12:29] – [3) Present your project to the local MRI group to get feedback on the design and approach (RHUL users only).] carl
+++ new-study-rhul [2024/02/22 09:17] (current) – [4) First Aid training and operator training for people directly involved in scanning participants.] carl
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-====== How to start a new study at CUBIC (RHUL users) ======
+====== How to start a new study at CUBIC ======
 To start a new study at CUBIC the following steps need to be taken:
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 ==== 2) Obtain ethics approval for the study and submit a copy of the approved ethics application to the MRI Operations Officer.====
-==== 3) Present your project to the local MRI group to get feedback on the design and approach (:!: RHUL users only). ====
+Obtain ethical approval for your study from an authorised research ethical committee (e.g., at RHUL or a partner institution). This approval must include a mandatory screening form and subject information (see Ethics). Below you can find information on our procedures, which you are welcome to use:
+  * Please find examples of the mandatory screening form and example subject information here (LINK).
+  * You may also want to include something on public data sharing, using our open repositories form (LINK)
+==== 3) Present your project to the local MRI group to get feedback on the design and approach (RHUL users only). ====
 This is mandatory for unfunded projects (i.e., those supported by scanning credits), projects run by investigators (including faculty) who have no prior experience using the methods in the proposed study, and projects run by PGR/PGT students. Experienced investigators (faculty or PDRAs) with funding, who are already familiar with the methods used in the study, are not required to present their project prior to starting scanning, but are strongly encouraged to do so. All investigators are encouraged to present results from ongoing studies at CUBIC work-in- progress (WIP) meetings.
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 ==== 4) First Aid training and operator training for people directly involved in scanning participants. ====
-To find out how to become a trained operator, please consult the {{ :cubic_aptraining_requirements.pdf|'How to become an Authorised Person (AP) at CUBIC}} guide on the CUBIC Wiki.
+To find out how to become a trained operator, please consult the [[ap-training|'How to become an Authorised Person (AP) at CUBIC]] guide on the CUBIC Wiki.
 Once the above steps have been completed, the investigator will be given authorisation to start the study by a member of the management committee (subject to the CUBIC operating procedures and regulations). Authorised studies will be given a unique booking code by the CUBIC staff, which must be used when booking scanning slots for the study. Happy scanning!
 **Downloadable forms**
-  *{{:cubic_startingnewstudy.pdf|Starting a new study guide}}
   *{{:cubic_projectproposalform_2022.10.10.docx|Project proposal form}}