The purpose of this procedure is to detail W&M’s procedure to address W&M’s IRB’s standard for the continuing review, renewal, closure, or transfer of an IRB-approved research protocol.
IRB Procedure Library
The purpose of this procedure is to detail William & Mary’s procedure to address the review of research that involves people considered contextually vulnerable or those in international settings This document details information regarding the additional review procedures, how they occur, and what they contribute to the IRB review process.
The purpose of this procedure is to detail W&M’s procedure to address the review and approval of pilot studies and feasibility work.
The purpose of this procedure is to outline W&M’s process for addressing allegations of noncompliance in research involving human participants that is overseen by the W&M Institutional Review Board (IRB).
The purpose of this procedure is to outline W&M IRB’s standard operating practices for conducting administrative review that results in an exemption determination.
The purpose of this procedure is to detail William & Mary’s procedure to address the IRB’s standard and operating practices for the conduct of expedited reviews. This document outlines the processes of preparing, conducting, and documenting expedited reviews.
The purpose of this procedure is to outline W&M’s process for addressing research involving human subjects that also meets the criteria for a clinical trial. Clinical trials must comply with requirements that do not apply to other types of human subjects research. These requirements are designed to address the increased participant vulnerability and risks associated with many clinical trials compared with other research.
The purpose of this procedure is to detail W&M’s procedure to address multi-site or cooperative research with human subjects completed by W&M researchers. In this document, you will find the policy and standard operating procedures for the use of reliance agreements and how the W&M IRB facilitates cooperative research.