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IRB continuing review of a greater than minimal risk approved protocol that is currently enrolling subjects must ______________-

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Occur at least annually

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Greater than minimal risk protocols that have been approved must undergo review at least once a year. However IRBs usually specify a shorter period than this for reviews. The principal investigator holds the duty of ensuring that signed consent forms are kept confidential. The IRB are not required to review these confidential forms.

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