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OMB No. 09900263 Approved for use through April 30, 2021Protection of Human Subjects Assurance Identification/IRB Certification/Declaration of Exemption(Common Rule)Policy: Research activities involving

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How to fill out protection of human subjects

1. Review the regulations and guidelines provided by the governing body for the protection of human subjects. Understand the requirements and responsibilities involved.
2. Determine if the proposed research involves human subjects. It is important to define what constitutes a human subject and ensure that the research falls under the purview of the regulations.
3. Assess the potential risks and benefits associated with the research. This includes evaluating the nature of the research, the population being studied, and any potential harm or discomfort that may arise.
4. Develop a clear and comprehensive informed consent process. This involves providing potential subjects with all the necessary information about the research, its purpose, risks, benefits, and any alternatives. Make sure that informed consent is obtained in a voluntary and documented manner.
5. Design the research study and methodology with safeguards in place to protect the subjects. This may include measures such as anonymity, confidentiality, privacy protection, and minimizing potential harm or discomfort.
6. Seek ethical review and approval from a relevant Institutional Review Board (IRB) or ethics committee. Submit all necessary documentation and protocols for review before initiating the research.
7. Implement the approved research study while adhering to the guidelines, regulations, and ethical considerations. Continuously monitor the progress of the study and promptly address any ethical concerns or issues that arise.
8. Report the findings of the research study in a transparent and responsible manner. Ensure that any potential risks, harm, or unexpected outcomes are appropriately communicated and addressed.
9. Ensure ongoing compliance with the regulations and guidelines for the protection of human subjects throughout the entire research process. This includes periodic review, reassessment, and modification of protocols as needed.

Who needs protection of human subjects?

1. Researchers and professionals conducting scientific studies involving human participants or subjects.
2. Academic institutions and research organizations that oversee or sponsor research projects.
3. Ethics committees or Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) responsible for reviewing and approving research protocols.
4. Funding agencies or organizations providing financial support for research involving human subjects.
5. Government regulatory bodies and policy-makers responsible for establishing and enforcing regulations and guidelines for human subjects protection.
6. Community and public interest groups concerned with the ethical conduct of research involving human subjects.

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What is protection of human subjects?

Protection of human subjects refers to the ethical and legal standards that must be followed in research involving human participants to ensure their rights, safety, and well-being are protected.

Who is required to file protection of human subjects?

Researchers conducting studies involving human participants are required to file protection of human subjects.

How to fill out protection of human subjects?

To fill out protection of human subjects, researchers need to provide detailed information about the study protocol, risks and benefits to participants, informed consent process, and plans for protecting participant confidentiality and data.

What is the purpose of protection of human subjects?

The purpose of protection of human subjects is to safeguard the rights, safety, and well-being of human participants in research studies.

What information must be reported on protection of human subjects?

Information that must be reported on protection of human subjects includes study details, risks and benefits assessment, informed consent process, participant confidentiality measures, and data handling procedures.