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How Does an IRB Review Process Work?

The IRB review process typically involves several steps:
Submission: Researchers submit their study protocols, consent forms, and other relevant documents to the IRB.
Initial Review: The IRB reviews the submission for completeness and assigns it to a primary reviewer.
Full Board Review: For studies with more than minimal risk, the full IRB board reviews the protocol in a meeting.
Decision: The IRB can approve, require modifications, or disapprove the study.
Ongoing Monitoring: Approved studies are subject to periodic review and monitoring by the IRB.

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