Question

Which of the following statements most accurately describes a mitigation report? A report from an institution telling the U.S. Public Health Service how bias will be minimized before a research project begins. An annual report to the U.S. Public Health Service of all the significant financial interests of the institution’s PHS-funded researchers. A report to the U.S. Public Health Service of efforts that will be taken by the institution to deal with any bias that was found in research conducted while there was an unreported financial conflict of interest. A report from the U.S. Public Health Service to an institution of what must be done to deal with financial conflicts of interest of its PHS-funded researchers.

Answer 1

A report to PHS of efforts that will be taken by the institution to deal with any bias that was found in research conducted while there was an unreported financial conflict of interest.

Explanation: a mitigation report would be a report that states what steps would be taken to intervene when something hasn't gone the way it should have gone in order to make rectification and ensure that the same thing doesn't happen again.