Guillaume Paré

Conseiller au directeur et PCCRR

Guillaume Paré

Guillaume Paré has been working in the field of ethics and integrity for nearly 20 years. Since 2019, he has acted as advisor to the Director of Research and Innovation, and head of Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) at Polytechnique Montréal. He is responsible for the content of the Éthique et intégrité en milieu professionnel (IPR 6006) course at the University of Montreal for over 10 years.

He oversaw the revision and adoption of the Entente-cadre régissant l’évaluation éthique des projets de recherche à risque minimal faisant intervenir plusieurs établissements universitaires québécois by the Bureau de coopération interuniversitaire, which was adopted by all of Quebec’s universities. He is a member of the Board of Directors of the Canadian Association of Research Ethics Boards (CAREB-ACCER), and of the Association des administratrices et administrateurs de recherche universitaire du Québec (ADARUQ), where he serves as President. He is interested in research data management, research security, academic freedom, and professional integrity.

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  • Wednesday, May 1


  • 14:30  - 15:40
    SESSION KEYWORDS: TCPS2, Multi-jurisdictional review

    SESSION ABSTRACT

    This session aims to foster dialogue with the research ethics community on policy and practice regarding the new alternative ethics review model for multi-jurisdictional minimal risk research. The session will begin with an overview of the single REB review model of multi-jurisdictional minimal risk research and provide further nuance on its applicability provided by the Secretariat on Responsible Conduct of Research. This will be followed by three panelists who will share their perspectives and practical experiences in applying the single REB review model outlined in the TCPS. Discussions will focus on the streamlining process, the challenges that may arise and solutions to address them, as well as any additional recommendations panelists may have that could help benefit the research ethics community in applying the single REB review model. Moderator: Dr. Annabelle Cumyn Panelists: Hanan Abdel-Akher (Secretariat), Guillaume Paré (Polytechnique Montréal), Julie Joza (University of Waterloo), and Nicholas Reymond (University of Saskatchewan).
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