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| Human Subjects Committee |
SDSU has purchased computer-based training in human subjects protection from the Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI). This training should be taken by all new investigators and the refresher course should be taken by any investigator who has taken the NIH course when she/he submits a new protocol.
Please use the email address- SDSU.IRB@sdstate.edu --for all correspondence and submissions. This procedure will assure that all committee members have the submitted information. Failure to use this account may delay the review of materials.
Please use the latest revision of the IRB form--March 2007.
Investigators outside the SDSU campus requesting approval to recruit participants from our campus, please read our policy, send an email to SDSU.IRB@sdstate.edu with your request, a copy of your proposal, documentation that you have completed training in the protection of human research participants, and a copy of the IRB approval from your institution.
If an unanticipated problems or serious (but anticipated) problems or incidents occur during your research, please report these immediately to Research Compliance Coordinator (688-6975) or to the Human Subjects Committee SDSU.IRB@sdstate.edu. The procedure and form can be found at the forms page.
SDSU has purchased and made available to all faculty and students a Web-based application for producing online surveys. SONA is easy to learn, use, and customize. The application can be used for numerous purposes-- research, exams, providing feedback, etc. For additional information, go to http://ids.sdstate.edu/About/sonasurvey.cfm or contact Michelle Parker.
The Videotape Series "Protecting Human Subjects" is available for investigator/classroom use. The tape has three segments: "Evolving Concern: Protection for Human Subjects," "Balancing Society's Mandates: Criteria for Protocol Review," and "The Belmont Report: Basic Ethical Principles and Their Application." Contact Norm Braaten.
A PowerPoint presentation highlighting the development and guidelines for research involving human participants is available for your information and/or use. These slides may be used for classroom purposes, but they may not replace any IRB-required training. ppt version
The Office for Human Research Protections (OHRP) has posted a page on its website - the Belmont Report Historical Archive - available at http://www.hhs.gov/ohrp/belmontArchive.html .
The Belmont Archive includes:
Belmont Report Oral History Interviews - transcripts of interviews with members, staff and consultants of the National Commission for the Protection of Human Subjects of Biomedical and Behavioral Research (1974-78); OHRP will soon add the video versions of these interviews;
Training Video - a 9-minute educational/training video with highlights from the Oral History interviews;
Commemorative Program Video - a one-hour edited version of the November 16, 2004 Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) ceremony honoring the members, staff and consultants of the National Commission; and
History of the Belmont Report - a short history of the Belmont Report and the current human subject protection regulations.
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