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2024 PRIM&R Annual Conference

IRB Review

HRPP/IRB Management and Administration

Social, Behavioral, and Educational Research

G02 - Change the Game By Working Together: Tips for Increasing HRPP/IRB and Researcher Collaboration

Wednesday, November 20, 2024
8:45 AM – 10:00 AM PT
Location: Ballroom 1
Call for Session Proposal - CSP Live Streamed Session Human Subject Research - HSR Learning Lab Series Live Session Recorded CIP Accredited
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As researchers innovate and regulations change, the advancement of science is increasingly dependent on creative approaches to how regulatory work gets done. This session will focus on strategies and evidence-based tools to strengthen and expand the HRPP/IRB-researcher relationship while promoting strong scientific design and the protection of human subjects. Approaching this topic from both the HRPP/IRB and researcher perspectives will provide clear steps to improving relationships and streamlining processes.

Learning Objectives:

  • Identify ways HRPPs can use flexibility in the regulations and researcher input to reorganize and re-envision the way IRB work is done
  • Highlight ways research teams can build collaborative relationships with HRPP/IRB staff to encourage protective, but not burdensome, regulatory oversight in innovative research design
  • Provide examples of successful collaborations between HRPP/IRB offices and research teams that have spurred institution-level change