IRB Manual Table of Contents (for research January 20, 2019 and prior):
Chapter 1: Introduction
- Ethical Principles in research; Role of IRB
- Applicability of Policies & Procedures
Chapter 2: Definition of Research
Chapter 3: Research Risks & Levels of Review
- Determining the Level of IRB Review
- When Submission to the IRB is Requires
- Exempt Research
- Expedited Review
- Research Requiring Full IRB Review
Chapter 4: Criteria for IRB Approval of Protocols
- General Guidelines-Federal and State Regulations
- Informed Consent
- Elements of Informed Consent
- Who May Obtain Consent
- Standard Consent and Documentation
- Waiver of Consent or Alterations to Elements of Consent
- Waivers of Documentation Consent
- Assessment of Participant’s Understanding of Consent
- Consent from Emancipated Individuals
- Consent from Individuals Under 18 Years of Age
- Deception in Research
- Consent by Phone/Fax
- Witnessing of Consent
- Requirement for Witness Signature on the Consent Form
- Consent for Participants Not Fluent in English
- Consent Forms in Research Records
- Re-Consenting Participants
- Long-Term Follow-Up
- Observation of Consent Process
- Assent from Children or Decisionally Impaired Individuals
- Consent form illiterate Participants
- Consent from Legally Authorized Representatives
- Waiting Period Requirement
- Staged Consent Process
- Informed Consent for International Research
- Informed Consent with Certificate of Confidentiality
- recommendations for Translation of Documents
- HIPAA and Research
Chapter 5: Vulnerable Populations
- Pregnant Women, Fetuses, or Neonates
- Prisoners
- Epidemiologic Research Involving Prisoners
- Children
- Economically or Educationally Disadvantaged
- Heritage University Students
- Heritage University Employees
- Decisionally Impaired
- HIV-Infected Individuals
- Members of the Armed Forces
- Non-English Speaking Individuals
- Indigenous Populations
Chapter 6: IRB Application and Review Procedures
- Human Subjects Research Training
- Advance Submission
- Content of Research Proposal
- Review and Approval of Proposals
- Requests for Exempt Status
- Expedited Review
- Full Board Review
- Approval Timeframes
- Applications for Continuation of Previously Approved Studies
- Study Modifications
- Appeal Process
Chapter 7: Monitoring the Conduct of Research
- Oversight Responsibilities
- Investigator Responsibilities and Reporting Requirements
- Unexpected Events and Adverse Reactions
- IRB Monitoring of Approved Studies
- Routine Monitoring
- Monitoring and Verification of Safety and Compliance
- Federally-Funded Clinical Trials
- Suspension or Termination of Research
- IRB Reporting Requirements
Chapter 8: IRB Documentations
- Maintenance of Research Records
- Timeframes for Record Retention
Chapter 9: IRB Membership and Management
- Board Member Appointments and Responsibilities
- Liability
- Physical Resources and Administrative Support
Chapter 10: Definitions
Appendices
- Belmont Report
- DHHS Code of Federal Regulations [45 CFR 46]
- Federal Drug Administration (FDA) Regulations [21 CFR 50]
- Declaration of Helsinki
- Nuremberg Code
Draft Manual (effective January 21, 2019)
Contact Us
Winona Wynn, PhD
IRB Chair
(509) 367-3041 cell
Jerrilyn Stevens
Office of the Provost/Vice President for Academic Affairs
IRB@heritage.edu
IRB Office Location:
Heritage University
Petrie Hall, Office 1133
Continuation of Research (IRB-2)
Reviewer Checklist*
*Researchers may find this IRB reviewer checklist useful to review before submitting their IRB application and other documentation.
Committee Members
Winona Wynn, PhD
Non-Scientific Member, Chair
(509) 952-0245 cell
Dr. Tony Stephas
Scientific Member
Dr. Maxine Janis
Scientific Member
(360) 513-2808 cell
Daniel Liestman
Non-Scientific Member
(253) 632-5657 cell
Dr. Yusuf Incetas
Non-Scientific Member
(270) 640-6570 cell
Elese Washines
Non-Scientific, Community Member
Dr. Daniel Mick
Scientific Member, Alternate
(503) 954-6699 cell
Elizabeth Torres
Non-Scientific, Community Member Alternate