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Navigating Institutional Review Boards

Clinics in Podiatric Medicine and Surgery
Obtaining institutional review board (IRB) approval can be an overwhelming task, especially for new researchers. IRB approval can require many documents and steps. It is important to start the submission early, have patience throughout the process, and determine what can help expedite the process.
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Working with the institutional review board

American Journal of Health-System Pharmacy, 2009
Working with an institutional review board (IRB) to ensure compliance and ethical conduct of research involving human subjects is discussed.The Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and Food and Drug Administration regulations for the conduct of human research are grounded in the principles of the Belmont Report.
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An Introduction to Institutional Review Boards

Dimensions of Critical Care Nursing, 2008
Nurses are conducting their own research studies in many healthcare institutions. To conduct research, the researcher will need to gain approval from an institutional review board or ethics committee. This article describes the role of the institutional review board in clinical research with human subjects.
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Institutional Review Boards

Proceedings of the 32nd ACM International Conference on The Design of Communication CD-ROM, 2014
This interactive poster serves to showcase the evolving roles Institutional Review Boards (IRB) have in research on texts, both physical and digital. Over time, the awareness of and adherence to IRB has grown in technical and professional communication research and scholarship.
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The Institutional Review Board

Journal of Pediatric Urology, 2017
Anthony A, Caldamone   +1 more
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The Institutional Review Board

2009
AbstractThis chapter describes the committees responsible for reviewing proposals to conduct research involving humans as subjects to determine whether they include adequate safeguards of the rights and welfare of the research subjects. These committees, generally called institutional review boards (IRBs), now exist in many locales in most countries ...
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The Institutional Review Board

Clinical Nurse Specialist, 2012
Cheryl, Westlake, Asma A, Taha
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The Institutional Review Board

Abstract The role of Institutional Review Board (IRB) approval in clinical research in the USA is described. Areas of interest for consideration by an IRB are highlighted alongside the timelines for review and membership constituents.
Phil Ambery   +2 more
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Institutional Review Board Insights: Tips for Submission to the Institutional Review Board.

Hospital pediatrics
The institutional review board (IRB) is an essential collaborator in the pediatric research process. Research must be scientifically and ethically sound to produce meaningful results, and it is the IRB's responsibility to review and approve human subjects' research while protecting the subjects' rights, minimizing research risks, and maximizing the ...
Allison M, Wiedeman   +3 more
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