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Institutional Review Board

All research proposals involving human subjects must be submitted to the Institutional Review Board in order to protect and assure the rights of research subjects as defined by ethical considerations and government guidelines.

You should understand that following a review of your research, the IRB may require you to make changes in your protocol and/or resubmit your project to meet research ethics standards.

As a consequence, it is critical that IRB approval is sought well in advance of the desired project start date.

 Committee Members
Meeting Dates & Submission Deadlines for Full Board Reviews

Drake University IRB
Administrative Procedures
Manual Revised and IRB
approved: March 22, 2007

Table of Contents (html)

Helpful information for
preparing for your submission:
IRB Training (Required for
Expedited and Full Board Reviews)
Informed Consent Guidelines
Protocol Guidelines
NIH Protocol Review Guide
HHS Guidance on Assenting Children

FORMS

Form for Certification of Course Research Projects
Types Of Review
General Review Criteria
Protocol Reviewer Checklist
Full Board Review Information
Submission Requirements
Full Board Form
Review Criteria
Expedited Review Information
Submission Requirements
Expedited Form
Review Criteria
Exempt Review Information
Submission Requirements
Exempt Form
Review Criteria
Continuing or Project Termination Review
Continuing Review Guidelines
Continuation/Termination Form

Not more than one year from the date of IRB action protocols must be submitted for renewal.  The research investigator is responsible for seeing that the continuing review approval is completed before the deadline. There is no grace period; if the approval lapses, the research cannot continue.
 
For additional information contact:
515-271-DIRB (3472)
irb@drake.edu
Last Modified: 02/06/2012 14:53:00 by content editor