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Human Subjects Research Compliance

Human Subjects Research Compliance Program
This program was established in 1998 as a result of a collaborative effort between the Office of the Vice President for Research (OVPR) and the Academic Health Center (AHC) at the University of Minnesota. Compliance reviews are performed on any research under the purview of the University Of Minnesota's Institutional Review Board (IRB), which include:

  • The University of Minnesota
  • University of Minnesota Medical Center, Fairview
  • Fairview-affiliated hospitals and clinics
  • Gillette Children's Hospital

The purpose of the Human Subjects Research Compliance Program is to provide internal oversight on compliance issues relating to the performance of human research trials. The emphasis of the program will be:

  • To ensure the rights and well-being of research subjects and the quality and integrity of the research
  • To identify educational and research support needs through the review of current clinical studies
  • To ensure compliance with federal, state, local and institutional regulations and guidelines

Register Studies with the Office of Regulatory Affairs

Studies involving human embryos or embryonic stem cell lines ineligible for federal or state funding must be registered with the Office of Regulatory Affairs (ORA) in the Office of the Vice President for Research and will be subject to oversight by ORA.

ORA will register the project at its start and issue a registration number before you can initiate the research and will also deactivate the project at its end.  ORA will review the project records when the project becomes active or inactive and will provide oversight of all regulatory aspects of the project.

According to the Registration policy, Academic/Administrative Policy 2.1.11 and Academic/Adminstrative Policy 2.1.12, the Human Subjects Research Compliance Program is responsible for verifying that:

  • The research study uses only private funding
  • The study has University of Minnesota IRB approval
  • The PI and other staff have the appropriate training offered by SPA regarding conducting research with Human Embryos

Please contact one of the Human Subjects Research Compliance Officers to register your study.

 

Compliance Review Selection and Process

Why they are done and what is reviewed.
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Material Reviewed in the Compliance Review

List of documents reviewed during a compliance review.
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Compliance Review Process FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions about the compliance review process.
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Links, Forms and Training Info

Links to research related websites and forms used in research data collection.
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