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What if my institution does not have an internal Institutional Review Board (IRB) or Independent Ethics Committee (IEC)?

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What if my institution does not have an internal Institutional Review Board (IRB) or Independent Ethics Committee (IEC)?

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There are several possible options for institutions that do not have an internal IRB/IEC: • Your institution could negotiate an agreement with an external IRB/IEC to review research under your institution’s FWA. For example, you might be collaborating with someone at an institution that has an internal IRB/IEC, and that institution might be willing to allow its IRB/IEC to conduct reviews for your institution. Another option could be to contact an institution in your geographical area that has an Office for Human Research Protections (OHRP)-registered IRB/IEC and talk to them about possibly conducting reviews for your institution (please see http://ohrp.cit.nih.gov/search/asearch.asp#ASUR for a list of all IRB/IECs registered with OHRP). • You may want to consider establishing your own IRB/IEC. • You may want to negotiate an agreement with a commercial or independent IRB/IEC to review your research. In all cases the IRB/IEC(s) would need to be designated under your assurance. As stated

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