Reviewing IRB definition

Reviewing IRB. The “IRB of record” (including an IRB Organization) to which authority for IRB review and oversight has been ceded by another Participating Institution for an instance of Research under this Agreement.

Reviewing IRB means the IRB that provides the ethical and regulatory review of the research for the Relying Organization.

Reviewing IRB means an IRB that reviews multi-site research on behalf of another institution’s IRB engaged a research study.

Examples of Reviewing IRB in a sentence

• Relying Institution is solely responsible for identifying all ancillary reviews required by applicable regulation or policy in the Reliance Application and must notify Reviewing IRB of the outcome of such reviews prior to final protocol approval.

• It is the responsibility of the Relying Institution, to inform the Reviewing IRB of any changes to the state or local laws that could affect a research protocol or informed consent document.

• The Reviewing IRB and Reviewing IRB Institution make no representation about the compatibility of a waiver or alteration of authorization with a Relying Institution’s privacy practices, implementation of HIPAA or obligations under state law.

• Should a Participating Institution decide to participate as a Reviewing IRB Institution or a Relying Institution with regard to any particular Research, no additional individual authorization or reliance agreements need to be completed to effectuate the Ceded Review.

• Yes If applicable, provide any institution-specific details regarding HIPAA activites that may be relevant to the Reviewing IRB.

More Definitions of Reviewing IRB

Reviewing IRB. The selected IRB of record that conducts the ethical review for participating sites of the multi-site study, including initial reviews, modifications, continuing reviews, and reportable events. Lead PI: Responsible for the communication and overall conduct of the study and regulatory compliance. The Lead PI will be submitting the regulatory IRB submissions on behalf of all the sites relying on the reviewing IRB. (Note: The Lead PI may not always be associated with the reviewing IRB, but the Lead PI’s responsibilities nevertheless remain the same.) Relying PI: Responsible for providing the Lead PI with necessary information according to the reviewing IRB’s policies and procedures so the reviewing IRB can conduct an IRB review. The relying PI must know what is also required from their local relying IRB. Relying PI responsibilities Central IRB: IRB of record (also known as the Reviewing IRB) provides the ethical review for all sites participating in more than one multisite study. The sites are usually in a network, consortium or particular program, e.g. NCI’s CIRB. Commercial IRB: Commercial or independent IRBs are contracted agencies that are not affiliated with specific institutions and are paid to conduct reviews of research with human subjects, e.g., Quorum IRB, Ethical and Independent Review (E&I Review), Western IRB (WIRB).

Reviewing IRB. [Reviewing IRB name] Relying Institution: [Relying Institution name]

Reviewing IRB. The Reviewing IRB will review the continuing review/renewal request. Upon completion of the review and approval of the request, the Reviewing IRB will provide the Relying researcher with the approval letter and the approved consent document(s).

Reviewing IRB. Select the IRB based on the primary affiliation of the faculty member supervising this research. Note: For projects that involve VA facilities, UCSD MRI facility, or Rady Children’s Hospital, the UCSD IRB must be the Reviewing IRB regardless of the primary institutional affiliation of the faculty mentor. Only research that does not exceed minimal risk and meets criteria for exempt or expedited review may be reviewed under this agreement.

Reviewing IRB. A term used in Reliance Agreements to identify the party to the agreement that acts as the sIRB in providing IRB review for all sites participating in the conduct of the same multi-site protocol.

Reviewing IRB. The IRB that conducts the IRB review. Single IRB (sIRB): The IRB of record that has been selected to carry out the IRB review requirements for a multi-site or cooperative research study. The IRB may also act as the Privacy Board for research involving HIPAA.

Reviewing IRB. In consultation as needed with the JPPE Program Director at CGU, the JPPE Program Director at SDSU will review all dissertation research plans of JPPE students and assign those involving human subjects for review, on an alternating basis, to the IRB of either SDSU or CGU.