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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and 15 other Federal Departments and Agencies issued final revisions to the Federal Policy for the Protection of Human Subjects (the Common Rule). The revisions are to modernize, strengthen, and make more effective the Federal Policy that was originally promulgated in 1991. The revised regulations are now known as the Revised Common Rule. Effective January 21, 2019, all research proposals submitted to the PH IRB for review will be reviewed following the Revised Common Rule and the associated revised PH IRB Policy & Procedures Manual. All research approved prior, will continue to follow the Common Rule regulations and the earlier version of the PH IRB Policy & Procedures Manual. *Links to applicable guidance documents, policies, forms, and websites can be found in the footnotes of both PH IRB Manuals.
*Links to applicable guidance documents, policies, forms, and websites can be found in the footnotes of both PH IRB Manuals.
PH IRB Policy & Procedures Manual: The Common Rule
PH IRB Policy on Research Misconduct
Policy and Procedures for Addressing Allegations of Research Misconduct
Other PH IRB Procedures & Guidelines
Vulnerable Populations
Children Participation in Research
Prisoner Participation in Research
Prompt Reports
Protocol Deviations and Noncompliance
Unanticipated Problems and Adverse Events
Other
Compensating Research Participants
Financial Conflicts of Interest in Federally Sponsored Research Activities
Transportation of Information Assets
The PH IRB does not have the clinical expertise to review studies involving any FDA-regulated components. The Division directs the PH IRB to cede oversight for research protocols involving experimental drugs or devices or approved drugs or devices. The PH IRB will enter into an Institutional Authorization Agreement with a commercial or central IRB knowledgeable in such research and the FDA regulations with which they must comply.
Clinical Trials
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