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A list of all pages that have property "What are the best practices?" with value "The details of an RIO's job vary from country to country, but the position is mandatory in many. In the United States, any institution that receives Public Health Service funding reports to the Office of Research Integrity (ORI) at the Department of Health and Human Services. A RIO serves as the liaison between the ORI and their institution. By law, they ensure that the institution has policies and procedures for investigations and reports these to the ORI.'"`UNIQ--ref-000000A1-QINU`"' They also contribute to investigations that lead to retractions, expulsions, and (sometimes) arrests. In the European Union, each country has slightly different requirements and roles for their RIOs, but their task is essentially the same. The European Network of Research Integrity Officers serves as the expert agency in the EU, assisting RIOs with advice and guidance. With the increasing pace of scientific publications, an RIO's job is more important than ever. They serve an essential role in the scientific community. They protect inspanidual researchers from accidental missteps. They protect the public from poor, fraudulent, and fabricated science. They protect the whole scientific community by building public trust. An RIO serves on the front lines of scientific integrity. They're present to guide researchers and foster trust in institutions. RIOs exist to protect science and are a resource for researchers who need guidance or help with misconduct questions. '"`UNIQ--references-000000A2-QINU`"'". Since there have been only a few results, also nearby values are displayed.

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    • Research integrity officers in Europe  + (The details of an RIO's job vary from counThe details of an RIO's job vary from country to country, but the position is mandatory in many.</br></br>In the United States, any institution that receives Public Health Service funding reports to the Office of Research Integrity (ORI) at the Department of Health and Human Services. A RIO serves as the liaison between the ORI and their institution. By law, they ensure that the institution has policies and procedures for investigations and reports these to the ORI.'"`UNIQ--ref-000000A1-QINU`"' They also contribute to investigations that lead to retractions, expulsions, and (sometimes) arrests.</br></br>In the European Union, each country has slightly different requirements and roles for their RIOs, but their task is essentially the same. The European Network of Research Integrity Officers serves as the expert agency in the EU, assisting RIOs with advice and guidance.</br></br>With the increasing pace of scientific publications, an RIO's job is more important than ever. They serve an essential role in the scientific community. They protect individual researchers from accidental missteps. They protect the public from poor, fraudulent, and fabricated science. They protect the whole scientific community by building public trust. An RIO serves on the front lines of scientific integrity. They're present to guide researchers and foster trust in institutions. RIOs exist to protect science and are a resource for researchers who need guidance or help with misconduct questions.</br>'"`UNIQ--references-000000A2-QINU`"'ions. '"`UNIQ--references-000000A2-QINU`"')
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