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Human Subjects Issues and IRB Review in Practice-Based Research

Leslie E. Wolf, Janice Ferrara Walden and Bernard Lo
The Annals of Family Medicine May 2005, 3 (suppl 1) S30-S37; DOI: https://doi.org/10.1370/afm.302
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    ModelExampleCentral ReviewLocal Review
    IRB = institutional review board; CIRB = Central Institutional Review Board; NCI = National Cancer Institute; MACRO = Multicenter Academic Clinical Research Organization.
    Newly established national IRBCIRB: A national IRB of the NCI composed of people with cancer expertise across the country who are not NCI employeesThe CIRB conducts initial review of all NCI phase III cancer-related trialsLocal IRB review occurs after CIRB review. Local IRBs may approve without changes, a “facilitated review,” or conduct their own review. Local IRBs, however, may not change the approved protocol—they can only disapprove participation researchers from their institution of
    Designated primary IRB among a consortium of IRBsMACRO: A consortium of 5 universities that collaborate on multisite trialsA participating university IRB serves as the IRB of record for a given protocol (the assignment rotates among the 5)The IRBs of the 4 other universities conduct only administrative review (review with less than a full IRB committee) of the approved protocol to ensure that local issues have been addressed
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