Click on a checklist name in the table below to open the individual document. Note that these checklists are used by IRB members and reviewers. Investigators are encouraged to use the checklists as a reference or guide when writing Human Research protocols to ensure that they address all criteria for approval.
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Reviewer Checklists
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Instructions |
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Refer to this checklist when completing section I. of the Not Human Subjects Request Form.
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Refer to this checklist when completing section G. of the Exemption Request Form.
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Criteria for Approval and Additional Considerations
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Refer to this checklist when completing section B. of the Initial Application for Human Research. |
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Waiver or Alteration of the Consent Process
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For Human Research that does not include plans to obtain consent from participants, withhold information while obtaining consent, and/or involves deception, refer to this checklist when completing section 13 of the Protocol Summary.
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Waiver of Written Documentation of the Consent Process
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For Human Research that includes plans to obtain consent from participants, but will not require that participants sign a written consent document, refer to this checklist when completing section 14 of the Protocol Summary. |
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Short Form of Consent Documentation
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For Human Research that includes plans to obtain consent using a short form consent document, refer to this checklist when completing section 13 and 14 of the Protocol Summary. |
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Refer to this checklist when completing section 6.1 of the Protocol Summary. |
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For Human Research that involves children, adolescents, minors, or other individuals who have not reached the age of majority (as dictated by local law), refer to this checklist when completing section 15 of the Protocol Summary.
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Research Involving Pregnant Women
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If the Human Research may involve pregnant women at any time from the period of implantation until delivery, regardless of whether the Human Research is focused on or targets pregnant women, refer to this checklist when completing section 15 of the Protocol Summary.
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Research Involving Non-Viable Neonates
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If the Human Research may involve non-viable neonates (newborns after delivery that, although living, are not able to survive to the point of independently maintaining heartbeat and respiration, given the benefit of available medical therapy), regardless of whether the Human Research is focused on or targets non-viable neonates, refer to this checklist when completing section 15 of the Protocol Summary.
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Research Involving Neonates of Uncertain Viability
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If the Human Research may involve neonates of uncertain viability (newborns after delivery that, although living, may not be able to survive to the point of independently maintaining heartbeat and respiration, given the benefit of available medical therapy), regardless of whether the Human Research is focused on or targets neonates of uncertain viability, refer to this checklist when completing section 15 of the Protocol Summary.
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If the Human Research may involve prisoners (any individual involuntarily confined or detained in a penal institution), regardless of whether the Human Research is focused on or targets prisoners, refer to this checklist when completing section 15 of the Protocol Summary.
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Research Involving Adults Unable to Consent
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If the Human Research involves adults who may not have the ability, or may have limited ability, to consent to the Human Research procedures, refer to this checklist when completing section 15 of the Protocol Summary. |
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If the Human Research includes drugs for a use other than the approved medical use or includes the evaluation of the safety or effectiveness of a medical device, refer to this checklist when completing section 16 of the Protocol Summary. |
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Refer to this checklist when completing section 16 of the Protocol Summary. |
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Refer to this checklist when completing the Reportable New Information Form. |
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Refer to this checklist for clinical trials, in which the sponsor has required that the investigator comply with the International Council on Harmonization (ICH) - Good Clinical Practice (GCP) Guidelines (E6).
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