Information

  • Institution ID #

  • WIRB Protocol #

  • PI

  • Date Monitored

  • Monitor

  • Chair of Record

  • Study Title

Institutional Responsibilities

  • Was this study reviewed by UI IRB-01, IRB-02, or IRB-03?

Institutional Responsibilities

  • This institution assures it shall comply with the following laws, regulations, and guidance when conducting, reviewing, approving, overseeing, supporting, or managing DoD-supported research with human subjects.

  • Has the Institution complied with the following assurances?

  • The Belmont Report

  • Title 32 Code of Federal Regulations Part 219 (32 CFR 219), Department of Defense Regulations, "Protection of Human Subjects"

  • Title 45 Code of Federal Regulations Part 46, (45 CFR 46) Department of Health and Human Services Regulations, "Protection of Human Subjects", Subparts B, C, and D as made applicable by DoDD3216.02

  • Title 21 Code of Federal Regulations 50, 56, 312, 812, Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Regulations

  • DoD Directive (reissued Nov. 2011 as DoD Instruction (DoDI)) 3216.02, "Protection of Human Subjects and Adherence to Ethical Standards in DoD-supported Research"

  • Title 10 United States Code Section 980 (10 USC 980), "Limitation on Use of Humans as Experimental Subjects"

  • DoDD 3210.7, "Research Integrity and Misconduct"

  • DoDD 6200.2, "Use of Investigational New Drugs in Force Health Protections"

  • Comments

  • Comments

  • Findings

  • Findings

  • Finding

Institutional Responsibilities (DoN Addendum to the DHHS FWA)

  • Has the IO, IRB and/or investigator complied with the following requirements?

  • Initial and continuing research ethics education and for all personnel who conduct review, approve, oversee, support, or manage human subjects research

  • Written determination by a designated institutional official (other than investigators) whether research meets criteria for exemption

  • New research and substantive amendments to approved research shall undergo scientific review prior to ethics (IRB) review

  • Additional protections for military research subjects to minimize undue influence

  • Provisions for research-related injury

  • Requirements for reporting unanticipated problems, adverse events, and research related injury

  • Appointment of a Medical Monitor

  • Additional safeguards for research conducted with international populations

  • Additional protections for pregnant women, prisoners, and children

  • Limitations on research where consent by legally authorized representatives is proposed

  • Limitation on exceptions from informed consent in emergency medicine research

  • Limitations on dual compensation for U.S. military personnel

  • Additional review for DoD-sponsored survey research or survey research within DoD

  • Addressing and reporting allegations of non-compliance with human research protections

  • Addressing and reporting allegations of research misconduct

  • Procedures for addressing conflicting and competing interests

  • Prohibition of research with prisoners of war (POW) and detainees

  • Provisions for research with human subjects using investigational test articles (drugs, device, and biologics)

  • Record keeping requirements

  • Oversight by the sponsoring DoD Component (which may include DoD Component review of the research and site visits

  • Comments

  • Comments

  • Findings

  • Findings

  • Finding

Institutional Responsibilities

  • This institution assures it shall comply with the following laws, regulations, and guidance when conducting, reviewing, approving, overseeing, supporting, or managing DoD-supported research with human subjects.

  • Has the Institution complied with the following assurances?

  • The Belmont Report

  • Title 32 Code of Federal Regulations Part 219 (32 CFR 219), Department of Defense Regulations, "Protection of Human Subjects"

  • Title 45 Code of Federal Regulations Part 46, (45 CFR 46) Department of Health and Human Services Regulations, "Protection of Human Subjects", Subparts B, C, and D as made applicable by DoDD3216.02

  • Title 21 Code of Federal Regulations 50, 56, 312, 812, Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Regulations

  • DoD Directive (reissued Nov. 2011 as DoD Instruction (DoDI)) 3216.02, "Protection of Human Subjects and Adherence to Ethical Standards in DoD-supported Research"

  • Title 10 United States Code Section 980 (10 USC 980), "Limitation on Use of Humans as Experimental Subjects"

  • DoDD 3210.7, "Research Integrity and Misconduct"

  • DoDD 6200.2, "Use of Investigational New Drugs in Force Health Protections"

  • Comments

  • Comments

  • Findings

  • Findings

  • Finding

Institutional Responsibilities (DoN Addendum to the DHHS FWA)

  • Has the IO, IRB and/or investigator complied with the following requirements?

  • Initial and continuing research ethics education and for all personnel who conduct review, approve, oversee, support, or manage human subjects research

  • Written determination by a designated institutional official (other than investigators) whether research meets criteria for exemption

  • New research and substantive amendments to approved research shall undergo scientific review prior to ethics (IRB) review

  • Additional protections for military research subjects to minimize undue influence

  • Provisions for research-related injury

  • Requirements for reporting unanticipated problems, adverse events, and research related injury

  • Appointment of a Medical Monitor

  • Additional safeguards for research conducted with international populations

  • Additional protections for pregnant women, prisoners, and children

  • Limitations on research where consent by legally authorized representatives is proposed

  • Limitation on exceptions from informed consent in emergency medicine research

  • Limitations on dual compensation for U.S. military personnel

  • Additional review for DoD-sponsored survey research or survey research within DoD

  • Addressing and reporting allegations of non-compliance with human research protections

  • Addressing and reporting allegations of research misconduct

  • Procedures for addressing conflicting and competing interests

  • Prohibition of research with prisoners of war (POW) and detainees

  • Provisions for research with human subjects using investigational test articles (drugs, device, and biologics)

  • Record keeping requirements

  • Oversight by the sponsoring DoD Component (which may include DoD Component review of the research and site visits

  • Comments

  • Comments

  • Findings

  • Findings

  • Finding

Institutional Responsibilities (DoD Institutional Agreement)

  • Has the IO complied with the following requirements?

  • Ensure that all institutional personnel involved in the research (covered within the scope of this agreement) have completed education and training requirements

  • Verify that scientific review of the research protocol has been conducted and that the IRB considered the feedback from the scientific review

  • Verify that the IRB has reviewed the research protocol in accordance with DoD requirements, including those identified in the research contract or agreement

  • Ensure institutional personnel comply with the requirements and oversight established by the IRB

  • Ensure institutional personnel follow the approved research protocol

  • Ensure institutional personnel report to the IRB and DoD:

  • -Unanticipated problems involving risks to subjects or others
    -Serious of continuing non-compliance
    -Suspension or termination of IRB approval and
    -Any other events or circumstances requiring notification

  • Ensure institutional personnel maintain current copies of the IRB approved research protocol (initial review, continuing review, amendments, adverse event reports, and final report), all communications with the IRB, this Agreement, and other relevant information in accordance with DoD record keeping requirements

  • Verify the IRB has the expertise, policies, and procedures needed to review and oversee the research submitted by the institution (in accordance with 32 CFR 219.107, 103(b)(3) and (4) and 115)

  • Comments

  • Comments

  • Findings

  • Findings

  • Finding

Signatures

  • I have reviewed the information provided on this checklist.

  • IRB Chair/HSO Executive Director

  • Institutional Official University of Iowa

  • Does the VA participate in oversight?

  • Institutional Official Iowa City VA Healthcare System

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