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This document provides detailed instructions for submitting proposals to the Haskell Indian Nations University Institutional Review Board (IRB), including application requirements, evaluation criteria,

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How to fill out INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMITTING PROPOSALS TO THE HASKELL INDIAN NATIONS UNIVERSITY INSTITUTIONAL REVIEW BOARD (HINU IRB)

1. Begin by reviewing the HINU IRB guidelines thoroughly to understand the requirements.
2. Prepare your proposal, ensuring it includes all necessary components such as objectives, methodology, and potential risks.
3. Complete the HINU IRB application form, providing detailed information about your research project.
4. Gather all supporting documents, including consent forms, recruitment materials, and any questionnaires or surveys.
5. Submit your completed proposal and all attachments through the designated submission platform or method as per HINU guidelines.
6. Monitor your submission for any updates or requests for additional information from the IRB.

Who needs INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMITTING PROPOSALS TO THE HASKELL INDIAN NATIONS UNIVERSITY INSTITUTIONAL REVIEW BOARD (HINU IRB)?

1. Researchers affiliated with Haskell Indian Nations University who are planning to conduct studies involving human participants.
2. Students seeking to complete research projects for academic purposes requiring IRB approval.
3. Faculty members aiming to ensure their research meets ethical standards before initiation.

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Who submits protocol to IRB?

Both sponsors and independent researchers working on behalf of sponsors are subject to IRB oversight. Sponsors will submit their protocol and information about the investigational product (IP). They'll also submit the template consent documents and any other materials patients will receive to explain the trial to them.

Who submits to the IRB?

NOTE: Only institutions or organizations that have their own IRB should submit an IRB Registration form. Institutions that do not have their own IRB but rely on the IRB of another institution should not submit an IRB Registration.

Who forms the IRB?

Originally, IRBs were simply committees at academic institutions and medical facilities to monitor research studies involving human participants, primarily to minimize or avoid ethical problems. Today, some of these reviews are conducted by for-profit organizations known as independent or commercial IRBs.

Who submits IRB application?

About the Submission Process: The PI must submit the initial application. A Primary Contact can be added at the time of submission. That person can complete many actions and be the main point of contact but cannot submit formal requests.

What is the process for submitting for IRB approval?

Initial screening: IRB staff review for completeness and may return it for revisions if necessary. Assignment and review: Reviewers assess the submission based on regulations and ethical guidelines. IRB meeting and determination: For full board reviews, the submission is presented and a decision is made.

How do you write an IRB proposal?

All proposals submitted for either expedited or full review must contain four primary sections: Purpose of investigation and procedures. Anticipated risk and potential benefits to participants. Steps taken to protect the participants. Manner of obtaining participants.

How do I submit something to the IRB?

To prepare for a submission to the IRB, the investigator must generally develop a protocol (not required for studies that meet the criteria for exemption), any relevant consent form(s), recruitment materials (written or printed in alternative media, as applicable), and complete the IRB's electronic application in eIRB.

Which 3 main areas does the IRB verify?

IRB must review all projects that meet the definition of research and that involve human subjects prior to any data collection to determine the appropriate level of review, and, as appropriate, approve them. There are three major types of review: Exempt, Expedited, and Full.

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What is INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMITTING PROPOSALS TO THE HASKELL INDIAN NATIONS UNIVERSITY INSTITUTIONAL REVIEW BOARD (HINU IRB)?

The INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMITTING PROPOSALS TO THE HASKELL INDIAN NATIONS UNIVERSITY INSTITUTIONAL REVIEW BOARD (HINU IRB) provide guidelines for researchers on how to submit their proposals for ethical review to ensure compliance with federal regulations and institutional policies.

Who is required to file INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMITTING PROPOSALS TO THE HASKELL INDIAN NATIONS UNIVERSITY INSTITUTIONAL REVIEW BOARD (HINU IRB)?

All faculty, staff, and students at Haskell Indian Nations University conducting research involving human subjects are required to file proposals with the HINU IRB.

How to fill out INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMITTING PROPOSALS TO THE HASKELL INDIAN NATIONS UNIVERSITY INSTITUTIONAL REVIEW BOARD (HINU IRB)?

To fill out the instructions, researchers must complete the proposal form provided by HINU IRB, ensuring all sections are filled out accurately, including the research plan, consent forms, and any supporting documents required.

What is the purpose of INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMITTING PROPOSALS TO THE HASKELL INDIAN NATIONS UNIVERSITY INSTITUTIONAL REVIEW BOARD (HINU IRB)?

The purpose of the instructions is to ensure that all research proposals are reviewed for ethical standards, protecting the rights and welfare of human subjects involved in research.

What information must be reported on INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUBMITTING PROPOSALS TO THE HASKELL INDIAN NATIONS UNIVERSITY INSTITUTIONAL REVIEW BOARD (HINU IRB)?

Researchers must report information such as the research objectives, methodology, recruitment processes, informed consent procedures, potential risks, and confidentiality measures in their proposals to the HINU IRB.