I'm collaborating on a project involving human subjects, is review by the NDSU IRB required?

Collaborative projects require NDSU IRB review when NDSU employees or agents will be 'engaged in research involving human subjects':

  • receive a direct award for human subjects research,
  • interact or intervene with individuals for research purposes,
  • receive identifiable information for research purposes, or
  • direct or oversee other individuals performing these activities.

When a collaborating institution's IRB also has jurisdiction, collaborative review arrangements may be possible. NDSU may choose to rely on a collaborator's IRB, provided that:

  • the IRB is registered with OHRP
  • the protocol application is at least as comprehensive as NDSU requires
  • both institutions agree and sign an IRB Authorization Agreement (for non-exempt research).


Keywords:
IRB human, subjects review engagedinresearch 
Doc ID:
144192
Owned by:
Tom B. in NDSU Research and Creative Activity
Created:
2024-10-30
Updated:
2025-06-02
Sites:
NDSU Research and Creative Activity