IRB

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IRB Lifecycle Guide

Step 1 Do you need IRB Review?

Step 2 Preparing for IRB Review

Step 3 How to Submit an IRB Proposal

Step 4 The IRB Process

Step 5 PI Responsibilities After Approval

The IRB process can be broken down into three sections:

A study can be closed once it is closed to recruitment (with no direct participant follow-up), and all data collection has concluded. Data analysis of de-identified data can continue after the protocol is closed. There are different types of closures and protocol suspensions.

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WELCOME BACK!

As we kick off this semester, we want to remind you of some important information and resources to ensure a smooth start to your research studies. Here are some key links to navigate our website seamlessly:

1. Determine Review Requirement:

Unsure if your project needs IRB Review?

2. CITI Training:

All project team members must have active human ethics training. To complete CITI training

3. iRIS Registration:

Start the IRB review process by accessing iRIS, our online submission system. For detailed instructions,

If you require further assistance, please reach out to our IRB team