IRB-HSBS Educational Series, Fall 2012
- All sessions are open to U-M faculty, staff, and students.
- To register, simply email the IRB-HSBS office: irbhsbs@umich.edu. Be sure to include your name and department.
Introduction to the IRB
Tuesday, September 25, 2012
3:30-4:30 p.m.
IRB-HSBS Conference Room, 540 E. Liberty, Suite 202
The objectives of this session are (1) to review the underlying ethical principles that guide the work of the IRB, (2) to discuss the types of research regulated by the IRB, and (3) to outline the process of IRB review at UM. Recommended for new researchers and for those new to UM
eResearch Basics
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
2:00-3:30 pm
Shapiro PC Lab
The objectives of this hands-on session are (1) to introduce eResearch, the electronic system for IRB submissions, (2) to review how to navigate in the eResearch system, and (3) to discuss how to prepare and submit applications in the eResearch system. Recommended for new researchers and for those new to U-M; also helpful for seasoned researchers as a refresher
Fundamentals of Informed Consent
Tuesday, October 9, 2012
3:30-4:30 pm
IRB-HSBS Conference Room, 540 E. Liberty, Suite 202
The objectives of this session are (1) to provide the historical context of informed consent, (2) to review the regulations regarding informed consent, (3) to discuss waivers, and (4) to discuss ways to create an understandable informed consent document. Recommended for all levels of experience.
How to Submit an IRB Amendment, Renewal or Termination Report
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
3:30-4:30 pm
IRB-HSBS Conference Room, 540 E. Liberty, Suite 202
The objectives of this session are (1) to learn how to successfully create and submit amendments, renewals, and termination reports for IRB-approved applications. Recommended for all levels of experience
Exempt, Not-regulated, and Secondary Use
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
3:30-4:30 pm
IRB-HSBS Conference Room, 540 E. Liberty, Suite 202
This session covers (a) activities that are not subject to IRB oversight, (b) differences between not-regulated and exempt determinations, (c) specific categories of exemption, and (d) circumstances under which a "secondary use" application is appropriate. Recommended for all levels of experience
IRB-HSBS Educational Series, Winter 2013
Introduction to the IRB
Tuesday, January 29, 2013
3:30-4:30 p.m.
IRB-HSBS Conference Room, 540 E. Liberty, Suite 202
The objectives of this session are (1) to review the underlying ethical principles that guide the work of the IRB, (2) to discuss the types of research regulated by the IRB, and (3) to outline the process of IRB review at UM. Recommended for new researchers and for those new to UM
eResearch Basics
Tuesday, February 5, 2013
2:00-3:30 pm
Shapiro PC Lab
The objectives of this hands-on session are (1) to introduce eResearch, the electronic system for IRB submissions, (2) to review how to navigate in the eResearch system, and (3) to discuss how to prepare and submit applications in the eResearch system. Recommended for new researchers and for those new to U-M; also helpful for seasoned researchers as a refresher
Fundamentals of Informed Consent
Tuesday, February 12, 2013
3:30-4:30 pm
IRB-HSBS Conference Room, 540 E. Liberty, Suite 202
The objectives of this session are (1) to provide the historical context of informed consent, (2) to review the regulations regarding informed consent, (3) to discuss waivers, and (4) to discuss ways to create an understandable informed consent document. Recommended for all levels of experience.
How to Submit an IRB Amendment, Renewal or Termination Report
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
3:30-4:30 pm
IRB-HSBS Conference Room, 540 E. Liberty, Suite 202
The objectives of this session are (1) to learn how to successfully create and submit amendments, renewals, and termination reports for IRB-approved applications. Recommended for all levels of experience
Exempt, Not-regulated, and Secondary Use
Tuesday, February 26, 2013
3:30-4:30 pm
IRB-HSBS Conference Room, 540 E. Liberty, Suite 202
This session covers (a) activities that are not subject to IRB oversight, (b) differences between not-regulated and exempt determinations, (c) specific categories of exemption, and (d) circumstances under which a "secondary use" application is appropriate. Recommended for all levels of experience
- All sessions are open to U-M faculty, staff, and students.
- E-mail the IRB-HSBS office to register: irbhsbs@umich.edu. Be sure to include your name and department.