Templates
Serve as a starting point when crafting a required document which contain all required elements that may needed in an approved format with instructions.
An Institutional Review Board (IRB) ensures the protection of the rights and welfare of human research subjects based on the rules and regulations of the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and Department of Health and Human Services by approving, requiring modifications in (to secure approval), or disapproving Human Subject Research projects.
A comprehensive set of documents to support the ethical and compliant conduct of Human Subject Research and its oversight.
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Serve as a starting point when crafting a required document which contain all required elements that may needed in an approved format with instructions.
Used to document regulatory decisions by IRB Board and the IRB Office. Researcher can review these documents to see how their project will be evaluated and ensure all elements are addressed prior to the initial review.
Used by IRB staff and researchers to assist in regulatory decisions. Researcher can review these documents to see how their project will be evaluated and ensure all elements are addressed prior to the initial review.
Contains Forms to provide required information to attach with your eIRB application.
Required reading for Researchers looking to learn about all the main aspects of Human Subjects Research.
Similar to “instruction manuals”, they detail the steps of the IRB review process and policies that guide human subject research review.
*When a Non-Rutgers IRB is used to oversee a research study.
*When Rutgers IRB is collaborating with another Institution or Investigator.
Review External IRB related Toolkit documents.
Information about using a Non-Rutgers IRB for approval.
Required agreement to set the terms of IRB Approval between the Rutgers IRB and another Institution(s).
Use the SMART IRB platform to request, track, and document study-specific reliance arrangements using a national master agreement that allows institutions to avoid having to negotiate individual agreement per study or group of studies. SMART IRB a web platform, not an IRB.