Questions??? Ask the Chair and HRPO Staff!
This is an opportunity for the research community to speak directly to the IRB Chair and a member of the HRPO/IRB staff!!
2nd Monday of every month from 12n to 1pm.
First session: This Monday, October 14, 2024
Link: https://umaryland.zoom.us/j/95695695923?pwd=RNkVmEbTox7fbjGaTqGORBojpXAGqJ.1
(no RSVP required)
Upcoming Training Sessions (all via Zoom):
TBD
To register for one of the above sessions, email with desired date.
To request a different date/time email the IRB Chair to arrange.
This resource helps investigators design, write, and organize research protocols; maintain compliance with UMB, IRB, and federal policies, procedures, and regulations; create and submit IRB applications via CICERO; and ensure the protection of human research participants
The UMB Human Research Protection Program Plan is a short document that describes the roles and responsibilities of key individuals, organizations, and committees within UMB's HRP.
* All individuals involved in research are expected to be knowledgeable of and follow the guidance outlined in the Investigator Manual
This document will guide investigators through:
The manual will answer questions such as:
* All individuals involved in research are expected to be knowledgeable of and follow the guidance outlined in the Investigator Manual.
Consent and Assent Form Templates used by UMB (Only the UMB IRB approved consent/assent templates [with the UMB logo] will be accepted when UMB IRB is the IRB of record):
Contains information and documents for investigators conducting human subjects research, such as:
Contains information, resources, and contacts for investigators conducting human subjects research that requires registration with clinicaltrials.gov.
Includes requirements for IND submissions and FDA contact information for pre-IND consultation program for sponsor-investigators.
Contains links, documents, and general tools covering regulations, policies, and guidance, such as:
These short videos will deal with common researcher issues, such as:
The SRE is different from the current UMB research computing environment in that the computing resources, data storage and software are not located on a local desktop or laptop computer but are available in a secure Cloud infrastructure. The SRE minimizes risk to the institution and to the principal investigator of an unlawful exposure of sensitive data.
See Guidebook
Title: A Review of the Federal Regulations Pertaining to Research with Prisoners.
Speaker: Julia Gorey, JD
Julia Gorey serves as a Policy Analyst in the Office for Human Research Protections, Division of Policy, Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), and is charged with writing and interpreting guidance and policy for 45 CFR part 46, the HHS regulations for the protection of human subjects in research. In addition to general responsibilities, she oversees the administration of subpart C and the review and authorization of human subject research involving prisoners; she also serves as Executive Director of the Secretary’s Advisory Committee on Human Research Protections (SACHRP), which provides expert advice and recommendations to the Secretary, HHS, on issues relevant to research involving human subjects with a particular emphasis on vulnerable populations. She is a University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law alumnus.
Recorded Webinar Link: https://umaryland.webex.com/umaryland/ldr.php?RCID=b6625c743e2521293c0e43600ad584ab
FY2021 Q3 Fact Sheet: FY2021-Q3 UMMS.UMB Research Fact Sheet
Researcher Information:
Recorded OHRP webinars:
OHRP Information:
Contains training requirements information for researchers conducting human subjects research:
Program Director: James Campbell, MD, MS
Associate Program Director: Robert Rosenthal, MD
Contact the HRPO (send email)
The program provides the following support services:
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