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2021 AER Conference

Flexibility and Innovation in HRPP Processes Track

Global Research Track

IRB Operations Advanced Track

HRPP Leadership and Institutional Officials Track

D03 - Developing a Rapid Response Central IRB Model—Use of an Emergency Preparedness Model to Develop and Streamline Procedures

Thursday, November 18, 2021
1:30 PM – 2:30 PM ET
Location: Livestreamed
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The COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the need for emergency preparedness of HRPPs and rapid IRB review. But, this is not the first time this need has been obvious. In 2019, one institution visualized the use of the rapid response paradigm in a central IRB setting focused on public health emergency research and has built and refined a Rapid Response Central IRB model. Join this session to learn more about different approaches to HRPP emergency preparedness. Before attending this session, attendees should have an understanding of IRB functions and the concept of central IRBs.

Learning Objectives:

  • Describe the impact of timely, substantive IRB review of research in a public health emergency
  • Review how to develop a plan or policy for a Central IRB
  • Discuss three key features of rapid response central IRB review in a public health emergency