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Medical Research
Forms
The eProtocol System is used for:
- New Protocol applications - see Sample
Medical Application Questions.
For VA research also complete and attach Required Questions-VA Research.
- Modifications to approved protocols; need prior IRB approval to implement.
- Continuing Review applications.
- Reports - unanticipated problems, events/information requiring prompt reporting.
- Final Reports - to close a protocol; not required for Exempt research.
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Questions about eProtocol? See eProtocol Help.
Forms and Templates
- Scientific Review:
- Letter of Agreement
Use for STANFORD sponsored research
in cooperation with other organizations or agencies.
Protocols using Biological Agents or Recombinant DNA Vectors
All submissions for these protocols must be done via eProtocol - contact the IRB 1 Manager (650-724-8943) before preparing a new protocol or a modification application, or with any other questions about these protocols.
- New Protocol application -
In the eProtocol application:
a) complete the personnel section and all checklists
b) insert "gene transfer protocol" in all required text fields.
Complete the Gene Transfer Form and the Required
Questions and "attach" both to the eProtocol application.
This is a combined application for studies which include human participants
and the use of biological agents or recombinant DNA vectors. It will be reviewed
by both the IRB and the Biosafety Panel.
- Modifications - to approved protocols.
Use for changing protocol procedure
for studies which include human participants
and the use of biological agents or
recombinant DNA vectors.
You may not implement a protocol modification without Panel approval.
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Report Form - this also contains the NIH report template. It is used to report all serious adverse events to the IRB and to the IBC (Biosafety). Complete this form, and "attach" it to the eProtocol Report Form.
Contact the IRB 1 Manager (650-724-8943) with any questions.
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Last modified:
Monday, 05-May-2008 13:27:12 PDT
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