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Human Participants in Research

Institutional Review Board (IRB)

The research community has a responsibility to ensure that the treatment of human participants in research meets the highest ethical standard. If the proposed research activity involves human participants and may contribute (e.g., through publication, presentation, or dissemination outside the OSU community) to "generalizable knowledge", then the activity will require review and approval by the OSU Institutional Review Board (IRB) before any recruitment or research involving human participants may begin. IRB review and approval is required for all research projects involving human participants, regardless of the source of funding for the project or the level of risk posed to participants.

Institutional Review Board (IRB)

Human Research Handbook & Guidance

IRB Forms

These forms are accessible in MS Word format. For technical problems, contact researchsupport@oregonstate.edu.

Informed Consent

These forms are accessible in MS Word format. For technical problems, contact researchsupport@oregonstate.edu.

IRB Educational Requirement

Ethical Principles

Other Resources

HIPAA

ClinicalTrials.gov

Federal Regulations

Frequently Asked Questions

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