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Have questions, suggestions, or concerns about research that involves human subjects? Use the IRB Staff Directory or

Office email address ("Ask the IRB" link) to contact us!

 

 

News & Announcements

 

Visit the Morningside IRB Office on Wednesday’s

from 1:00-3:00 without an appointment*

When: Any Wednesday

Where: Studebaker Building

615 West 131st Street, 3rd Floor

(Building entrance is on W. 132nd Street due to construction)

Time: 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm

 

*Alternatively an appointment may be scheduled

by calling 212-851-7040.

 

Current list of CUMC IT certified systems:

https://secure.cumc.columbia.edu/cumcit/secure/security/scp_systems.html

5/28/2013

IRB 101: Human Subjects Research Protections & How to Submit a Protocol to the CU IRB-Morningside

Date: Wednesday, June 26, 2013

Time: 12:00-2:00

Location: Hamilton 703

5/28/2013

How to submit a Modification and/or Renewal for your Protocol to the CU IRB-Morningside

Date: Friday, June 21, 2013

Time: 3:30-4:30

Location: Hamilton 703

5/6/2013 July-December 2013 IRB Submission Deadline and IRB Meeting Dates released

 

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Policy & Guidance Refresher

 

June 2013

GUIDELINES FOR SHORT-TERM VISITORS IN RESEARCH-RELATED ACTIVITIES

Columbia University benefits from the presence of many visitors who come to the University for limited periods of time to participate in its research and, at the Columbia University Medical Center, its clinical programs. In many cases, such visitors are appointed as officers of research or instruction or designated as visiting scholars or visiting scientists, as set forth in the Columba University Faculty Handbook.  In a few exceptions, short-term visitors have no appointment, formal affiliation, or designation with the University (“Non-Affiliated Visitors”). Non-Affiliated Visitors may include high school students, visiting undergraduates, post-baccalaureates, and other observers (who observe, but do not practice, research or clinical techniques or processes) or trainees (who receive training in research or clinical techniques or processes, including practice with appropriate supervision).

 

While the presence of visitors promotes the mission of the University, we have an obligation to ensure that their activities are conducted in a safe, professional and responsible manner.  All visitors are subject to University policies and procedures, as well as applicable federal, state and local laws that may apply to their activities.  These Guidelines are designed to facilitate adherence to these policies and procedures. 

 

PGR Archive

 

Information for Research Subjects
  • Research at Columbia University
  • What is the IRB?
  • Should I Participate in Research?
About the HRPP / IRB
  • Purpose / Scope / Responsibilities
  • IRB Roster and Meeting Schedule
  • Quality Improvement Program
  • Compliance Oversight
  • Federalwide Assurance
Contact Us
 Submitting a Protocol
  • RASCAL Tutorial
  • Tips for Efficient Protocol Review
  • Resubmitting
  • Creating Consent Forms

Maintaining IRB Approval

  • Modifying a Protocol
  • Renewing a Protocol
  • Other Reporting Requirements

     -Adverse Events                                     

     -Protocol Deviations & Violations  
     -Interim Analysis / Safety Reports
     -Suspension

  • Closing out a Project
     
 

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