The following articles on research integrity have appeared as part of the Conduct Matters column in Johns Hopkins' Change magazine - a monthly forum for Johns Hopkins Medicine faculty and senior staff.
| Date | Title & Summary |
| April 2013 | "Media Alert" - Guidelines for handling calls from reporters about research misconduct. |
| January 2013 | "Protecting Research from the Risk of Bias Caused by Conflicts of Interest" - JHU policy sets limits on investigators' financial interests in human subjects research. |
| December 2012 | "Patient Privacy Reminders" - Privacy Rule allows patients' medical information to be faxed to their workplaces, with certain stipulations. |
| October 2012 | "Retrieving the evidence" - Keeping track of records keeps researchers on track. |
| September 2012 | "New conflict of interest policy" - Revised rules for disclosing financial interests. |
| April 2012 | "Thanks but no thanks" - The SOM gift policy explained |
| March 2012 | "Ten approaches for a more civil workplace" - Principles of civility from Hopkins Professor P.M. Forni |
| February 2012 | "Authorship Disputes" - Deciding whose name is first on the list |
| January 2012 | "They're in love!" - The Code of Professional Conduct for Faculty provides specific guidelines about romantic relationships at work. |
| December 2010 | "Re: gifting" - New rules govern how faculty members must report and distribute personal gifts related to their school of medicine activities. |
| May 2010 | "Plagiarizing Myself?" - Is it wrong to recycle your own previously published work? |
| February 2010 | "Suspicious Minds" - If I question my colleague's data, how can I gain access to it? |
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