UCSC IRB policies
- Administrative Check-In and Continuing Review
- Amendments
- Department of Defense Funded Research
- Exempt Review
- Human Research Protections Program Oversight
- Human Subjects Research
- Human Subjects Research Training and Education
- Informed Consent
- Initial IRB Review
- Investigator Financial Conflicts of Interest
- Investigator Responsibilities
- IRB Meeting and Minutes
- IRB Member Conflict of Interest
- IRB Membership
- IRB Regulatory Flexibility
- IRB Reliance
- IRB Use of Consultants
- Noncompliance
- Records Retention
- Research Involving Children
- Research Involving Pregnant Women, Fetuses, and Neonates
- Research Involving Prisoners
- Research Involving the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)
- State and Local Laws
- Study Closure or Withdrawal
- Study Suspension or Termination
- Subject Rights and Concerns
- Subjects with Impaired Capacity for Consent
- Unanticipated Problems Involving Risks to Subjects or Others
UC policies
Regulations
- NIH funded human subjects research
- Common Rule
- FDA
- Belmont Report (1979): Discusses the basic ethical principles on which U.S. human subjects protection regulation is based – Respect for Persons, Beneficence & Justice.
- Declaration of Helsinki (1964): The World Medical Association’s ethical principles for medical research involving human subjects.
- Nuremberg Code (1949): A 10 point code of human experimentation ethics developed during the military war crimes trials.