- Survey Results (2018-2019 Panel Year Q1 Results)
- What's New
- New Common Rule effective January 21, 2019.
- eProtocol is rolling out a new user interface (UI) on the updated Exempt form that includes the new Common Rule Exempt categories. While the new UI has a different appearance, the application questions have not changed. The Exempt form is the only IRB form using the new UI at this time.
New Exempt Form in eProtocol (video)- Informed consent templates have been updated to include the new requirement to provide key information as a concise summary at the beginning of the consent form, the new basic element of consent regarding future use, and the new additional elements of consent as applicable. (The concise summary is not required for Minimal Risk or Non-medical consents.)
- Sample eProtocol Template Forms.
- Two new eProtocol forms, Single Patient IND and Humanitarian Use Device (HUD)
- European Union General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) is now in effect. Learn more.
- Single IRB (sIRB)
- ClinicalTrials.gov
- Revised Intake Process for Industry Clinical Trials
- Changing policies impact NIH-funded studies involving human subjects In your proposal application packet, be sure to complete the “R&R Other Project Information” form page before you complete the “PHS Human Subjects and Clinical Trials Information” form page as the first will populate the second. Please view this 9 min You Tube video: PHS Human Subjects and Clinical Trial Information Form Walk-through.
- Revised Intake Process for Industry Clinical Trials
- New Common Rule effective January 21, 2019.
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- About the IRB (the Administrative Panels on Human Subjects Research)
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