Working with Human Subjects at the ӰԺ
Any research that involves either the participation of human subjects or the use of human biological specimens, medical charts, or databases with information about humans is considered to be human subject research and requires review.
Additional information on when human subject review is required is described in IRB SOP: Determining When Activities are Research Involving Human Subjects (PDF)
The ӰԺ/FH Institutional Review Board (ӰԺ/FH IRB) reviews human subject research to ensure the ethical and equitable treatment of those subjects under federal and state laws. The ӰԺ/FH IRB is part of the Human Research Protection Program (HRPP) in the Office of Research at ӰԺ and is federally registered with OHRP & FDA.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible to be a Principal Investigator for human subjects research?
What approvals do I need?
How long can I expect the approval process to take?
What can I do to streamline the approval process?
Which IRB has jurisdiction for my study?
How do I request a single IRB review for research at multiple institutions?
Is auditing or monitoring required?
How do I start a clinical trial?
What federal responsibilities do I have to comply with?
What training is required?
What are the relevant policies and guidelines?
Who do I contact if I have additional questions?