Working with Human Subjects at the ¶¶زُ¶جتسئµ
Any research that involves either the participation of human subjects or the use of human biological specimens, medical charts, or databases with information about humans is considered to be human subject research and requires review.
Additional information on when human subject review is required is described in IRB SOP: Determining When Activities are Research Involving Human Subjects (PDF)
The ¶¶زُ¶جتسئµ/FH Institutional Review Board (¶¶زُ¶جتسئµ/FH IRB) reviews human subject research to ensure the ethical and equitable treatment of those subjects under federal and state laws. The ¶¶زُ¶جتسئµ/FH IRB is part of the Human Research Protection Program (HRPP) in the Office of Research at ¶¶زُ¶جتسئµ and is federally registered with OHRP & FDA.