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<abstract>Pursuant to a congressional request, GAO determined whether the
Department of Health and Human Services&apos; (HHS) Office of Research
Integrity (ORI): (1) has the appropriate policies, procedures, and
investigative practices for handling misconduct allegations in a timely;
and (2) has any staffing issues that may adversely affect ORI
responsiveness.&lt;p/&gt;GAO found that: (1) ORI has developed and implemented procedures for
handling misconduct cases by assessing the qualifications of its
investigative staff, the level of independence and professional care
needed to conduct investigations, and other qualitative standards for
planning, executing, and reporting investigation results; (2) the
techniques ORI uses in handling misconduct cases raises a few concerns;
(3) despite ORI success in implementing procedures for handling
misconduct cases, it continues to experience delays in closing cases;
(4) ORI needs a comprehensive assessment of its resources since it faces
a substantial case backlog; and (5) ORI has initiated a number of
actions to improve productivity and plans to refine its planning
processes during fiscal year 1995.</abstract>
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