IRB issues as they relate to archival data are quite wide-ranging. This presentation will describe the importance of understanding the IRB process with respect to archiving and use of secondary research data. IRB often provide oversight of data archiving plans and informed consent statements may prohibit public archiving of data. ICPSR will present examples of informed consents that should and should not be used when a researcher intends to provide long-term access to data through a data archive. With respect to use of secondary data, some IRBs in the U.S. recognize publicly archived data as being exempt from IRB review when secondary analysis is proposed. The University of Michigan recently instituted a process of adding public-u...
Organizing, managing information, and providing information services to users have been long traditi...
The IRB/OHRPP office prepares and maintains records and documents associated with its oversight of r...
The National Science Foundation (NSF) and National Institutes of Health (NIH) have funded a large n...
As researchers consider making their data available to others, they are concerned with the responsib...
As researchers consider making their data available to others, they are concerned with the responsib...
1. Review ongoing changes in expectations about data availability affecting scholarly communication ...
Research activities often include procedures wherein the primary subject is asked by an investigator...
ICPSR performs a valuable service to the research community by taking in research data and making th...
Human subjects are indispensable for clinical and translational research. Federal and local agencies...
This document provides guidance to investigators who plan to collect, use, share and/or conduct seco...
Researchers who work with human participants face competing mandates. Funding organizations increasi...
Most individuals outside of research are unaware of the function of an Institutional Review Board (I...
The Data-PASS partnership engages in collaboration at three levels: coordinated operations, develop...
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this paper is to provide practical guidance to assist investigators in the ...
In this paper we investigate the effect of different legal requirements and attitudes towards data ...
Organizing, managing information, and providing information services to users have been long traditi...
The IRB/OHRPP office prepares and maintains records and documents associated with its oversight of r...
The National Science Foundation (NSF) and National Institutes of Health (NIH) have funded a large n...
As researchers consider making their data available to others, they are concerned with the responsib...
As researchers consider making their data available to others, they are concerned with the responsib...
1. Review ongoing changes in expectations about data availability affecting scholarly communication ...
Research activities often include procedures wherein the primary subject is asked by an investigator...
ICPSR performs a valuable service to the research community by taking in research data and making th...
Human subjects are indispensable for clinical and translational research. Federal and local agencies...
This document provides guidance to investigators who plan to collect, use, share and/or conduct seco...
Researchers who work with human participants face competing mandates. Funding organizations increasi...
Most individuals outside of research are unaware of the function of an Institutional Review Board (I...
The Data-PASS partnership engages in collaboration at three levels: coordinated operations, develop...
ABSTRACT: The purpose of this paper is to provide practical guidance to assist investigators in the ...
In this paper we investigate the effect of different legal requirements and attitudes towards data ...
Organizing, managing information, and providing information services to users have been long traditi...
The IRB/OHRPP office prepares and maintains records and documents associated with its oversight of r...
The National Science Foundation (NSF) and National Institutes of Health (NIH) have funded a large n...