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Guidance and Procedure: Levels and Types of IRB Review (September 3, 2011) Brief Summary Level of IRB Review Type of IRB Review Approximate IRB Review and Approval Turnaround Times IRB Selection and

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1. Employees: Guidance and procedure levels provide employees with clear instructions on how to perform their tasks and adhere to established processes. This helps ensure consistency, efficiency, and quality in their work.
2. Managers and supervisors: Guidance and procedure levels enable managers and supervisors to oversee the work of their teams and ensure that everyone is following the prescribed procedures. This supports effective supervision, coordination, and performance management.
3. Auditors and compliance officers: Guidance and procedure levels serve as a reference for auditors and compliance officers to assess whether an organization is operating in accordance with established standards, regulations, and policies. It helps them identify any gaps or non-compliance issues that need to be addressed.
4. New hires and trainees: Guidance and procedure levels are particularly beneficial for new employees or trainees who are unfamiliar with the organization's processes. It provides them with a structured framework and step-by-step instructions to quickly learn and adapt to their roles.
5. External stakeholders: In some cases, guidance and procedure levels may also be shared with external stakeholders such as customers, suppliers, or regulatory agencies. This helps establish transparency, set expectations, and ensure alignment in collaborative processes or regulatory compliance.

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Guidance and procedure levels refer to the set of instructions and protocols that govern a particular process or activity within an organization.

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Guidance and procedure levels are usually filled out by documenting each step of the process or activity, along with any relevant instructions or information.

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The purpose of guidance and procedure levels is to ensure consistency, efficiency, and compliance in performing a particular process or activity.

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Information reported on guidance and procedure levels typically includes detailed instructions, rules, regulations, and best practices for the process or activity.

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