The Questions to Consider Before Setting Up a Recharge Process or Center Checklist is a tool for information gathering to determine the requirements to establish a particular recharge process or dedicated center. Once you have worked through the checklist, collected the applicable information, and reviewed the various referenced policies and procedures, the University Cost Analysis […]
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Acquire DEA Form 222
Effective August 20, 2010 Acquiring DEA Form 222 Obtain DEA 222 forms from the DEA in order to transfer or procure Schedule I or II drugs. DEA 222 forms are available to active registrants at no charge. DEA Form 222 General Information St. Louis DEA Field Division317 S. 16th St.St. Louis, MO 63103Office: 314.538.4600 Using DEA […]
Purchase Narcotic Storage Cabinets
The Resource Management Department at Washington University provides information on Narcotic Cabinets that will comply with Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) guidelines for storing controlled substances. For more information and pricing, you may contact Ron Moses, CPhT, Senior Contract Management Liaison or log onto www.healthcarelogistics.com and view their online catalog for images and more detail for each […]
Submit a Travel Disclosure
Travel disclosures are completed in the Research Management System (RMS). For step-by-step instructions on completing the form, visit coi.wustl.edu/tutorials or the RMS Travel Disclosure Entry Quick Guide (PDF).
Submit an External Professional Activities Disclosure
All covered individuals with a Washington University appointment can complete their disclosures through the Research Management System (RMS) at https://rms.wustl.edu. Information regarding system access and step-by-step instructions on completing the disclosure are available at coi.wustl.edu/tutorials. For additional information on completing the annual financial disclosure, please see the Financial Disclosure Procedure or the RMS Disclosure Entry Quick Guide […]
Determine Pain Classification
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Avoid Authorship Disputes
December 17, 2009 Adhering to the following guidelines will help to prevent situations that may lead to new authorship disputes: Discuss Proactively There should be early discussions of who will be an author and the possible order of authors. Criteria for authorship should be discussed before beginning to prepare a manuscript, and possibly even before starting a project. […]
Author’s Checklist for Preparation of Publications
As of December 17, 2009 Decide which information will be presented The most important decision in the preparation of your work for publication is the choice of information to be presented. Obviously, this will determine the strength of the support for your conclusions, but also will affect who should be considered for authorship. This requires […]