Will I have access to MyResearch?
Yes. You will be established as a user of MyResearch. You will be able to use UQ single sign on to access the system. 
 
Will I be named on the ethics application? 
Yes. For animal ethics projects undertaken at a UQ facility the Facility Manager must be a named team member on the application. You will receive an email notification when you are included in the application. You will have edit access to the records of the application. If you are removed from the application, you will receive an email notification. 
 
Will I still be notified of adverse events? 
It is the responsibility of the Chief Investigator to notify the Facility Manager and the Research Ethics and Integrity team when an adverse event occurs. Facility Managers will also receive MyResearch email notifications to alert them of adverse events reports submitted by the Chief Investigator. 
 
Can I raise an adverse event for my facility? 
Yes. Each facility is listed in MyResearch as an approved project. This means that a facility manager can raise adverse events that relate to their facility, and are not project specific. This is in addition to the ability to raise adverse events related to a specific ethics approval for projects taking place in that facility. 
 
What paper forms do I no longer use? 
The UQ Animal Ethics Adverse Event Report Form will be obsolete after the MyResearch go live of 27 January 2021. Adverse events will be reported in MyResearch.  More information is available in obsolete paper forms and adverse event reporting

Key features for Facility Managers

  • Facility Managers will be users of MyResearch.  
  • Named as a team  member on each ethics application or approval
  • Will recieve email notifications of adverse events reported by Chief Investigator 
  • Can raise adverse events for a facility
  • No longer required to fill out paper form for UQ Animal Ethics Adverse Event Report Form.

Got another question? 

Email my-research-help@uq.edu.au