CONFLICT OF INTEREST MANAGEMENT Sample Clauses

CONFLICT OF INTEREST MANAGEMENT. 15.1 This Agreement is subject to the provisions of LSU’s Permanent Memorandum 67, and the Louisiana Code of Governmental Ethics.
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CONFLICT OF INTEREST MANAGEMENT. 14.1 This Agreement and the licenses granted hereunder are subject to approval by a two-thirds majority vote of the Board of Regents of the University of Michigan.
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CONFLICT OF INTEREST MANAGEMENT. 16.1 This Agreement is subject to the provisions of LSU’s Permanent Memorandum 67, and the Louisiana Code of Governmental Ethics. Unless LSU provides appropriate formal written approvals, all development, manufacture, and marketing of Products will take place without the use of LSU funds, facilities, other resources of LSU, or funds administered by LSU. Licensee shall cooperate with LSU in developing and implementing appropriate plans for management of potential conflicts of interest and conflicts of LSU employees.
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CONFLICT OF INTEREST MANAGEMENT. Woman’s Research and Development Committee will conduct conflict of interest analyses under Woman’s HRPP Conflict of Interest policies with respect to disclosure and management of the relying institution’s research personnel conflicts of interest. Woman’s IRB will notify the relying institution of the R&D’s and IRB’s resulting determinations, prohibitions, and management plans, and any changes requested with regard to conflicts of interest. The relying institution may also propose any additional prohibitions or requirements to Woman’s R&D and IRB for approval.
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CONFLICT OF INTEREST MANAGEMENT. Woman’s Research and Development Committee will conduct conflict of interest analyses under Woman’s HRPP Conflict of Interest policies with respect to disclosure and management of the relying institution’s research personnel conflicts of interest. Woman’s IRB will notify the relying institution of the R&D’s and IRB’s resulting determinations, prohibitions, and management plans, and any changes requested with regard to conflicts of interest. The relying institution may also propose any additional prohibitions or requirements to Woman’s R&D and IRB for approval. Notification of Decisions The HPA and/or the study team will upload approved documents to IREx following Woman’s IRB review (or will send electronic copies to the point-of-contact if not using IREx). Notification letters will be sent to the PI regarding the outcome of the initial IRB review. As the reviewing IRB, Woman’s will use IREx and/or direct written communication to notify the relying institution(s) and/or PI of:  determinations (exempt, expedited, full board) and review decisions (approval, disapproval, required modifications) regarding the specified study  approved revisions and modifications to the study protocol or consent form  lapses in IRB approval and any corrective action plans  determinations and findings regarding unanticipated problems, adverse events, subject injuries, or subject complaints  any determinations and findings regarding serious or continuing noncompliance and any required corrective actions  any correspondence with federal agencies (NIH, FDA, etc.) and sponsors regarding the specific study, when necessary. The relying institution has the right to review and comment on the draft report and submit their own report in addition to any report from Woman’s IRB.  any results of for-cause or not-for-cause audits and their findings  Any costs associated with review and entities responsible for payment (relying institution, sponsor, other third party)  Interim results submitted by the investigator When Woman’s is the relying institution When Woman’s is asked to rely on another institution’s IRB as the IRB of record, the investigator at Woman’s should complete an External Reliance form and submit it to the Woman’s Health Research Center for review. This submission should include the most recent version of the protocol, informed consent form, and any other study documents. Approval from Woman’s R&D is required before seeking IRB approval from an external IRB. Any questio...
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CONFLICT OF INTEREST MANAGEMENT. 15.1 Unless MICHIGAN provides appropriate formal approvals, continuing development of LICENSED PRODUCTS and LICENSED PROCESSES shall take place without the use of MICHIGAN funds, facilities, or other resources of or funds administered by MICHIGAN.
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