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Art [367]
3 years ago
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During the course of a study, the researcher reports to the IRB that the consent form needs to be changed to reflect her new con

tact information. Who can approve this change?
Social Studies
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kiruha [24]3 years ago
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During the course of a study, the researcher reports to the IRB that the consent form needs to be changed to reflect her new contact information can be done by The Chair of the IRB.

<u>Explanation:</u>

The IRB chairs are selected by the Institutional Official and/or Vice President for Research . The experience of the current and former IRB members is used for the selection of these chairs. Their service lasts for 3 years. They can also renew it for 1 or 2 years that depends on the terms and conditions.

IRB chairs has the following responsibilities.

  • They conduct meetings and they are in charge of approving the minutes.
  • They lead and conduct discussions that are related to procedural and controversial matters.
  • they maintain confidentiality of the IRB  discussions.
  • They manage the conflicts of interests among the members.
  • They document the discussions of IRB and the findings.
  • They can approve the new changes like contact information,etc.

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