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Board Composition and Expertise
UIC holds a Federalwide
Assurance (FWA) #00000083 from the Office for Human Research Protections
(OHRP) in the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). This FWA
is an agreement
between DHHS and UIC to review and approve research involving human subjects
in accordance with the ethical principles outlined in the Belmont Report
and the DHHS regulations 45 CFR Part 46. UIC
IRBs also
meet the membership requirements of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
(FDA) regulations, 21 CFR Parts 50 and 56 and the U.S. Department of Education
(ED), 34 CFR Parts 350 and 356. UIC's Assurance is in effect through January 18, 2011.
UIC's IRB membership includes
members whose primary concerns are scientific, members whose primary
concerns are non-scientific, and members who are not affiliated with UIC.
IRB members
do not participate in the discussion or vote on research protocols in
which they may have conflicting interests.
The four UIC IRBs are composed
of
individuals, both female and male, reflecting the community's racial
and ethnic diversity,
with the following expertise and perspectives:
IRB 1 - Biomedical & Biological Science
IRB Registration
#00000115 |
IRB 2 - Behavioral & Social Science
IRB Registration
#00000116 |
IRB 3 - Biomedical & Behavioral Science
IRB Registration
#00000117 |
IRB 4 - Biomedical & Behavioral Science
IRB Registration
#00006412
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Chair:
Indru Punwani,
D.D.S. |
Chair:
Susan Labott,
Ph.D. |
Chair:
Paul Heckerling,
M.D. |
Chair:
Kathryn Rugen,
Ph.D. |
• Child Psychiatry
• Criminal Justice
• Endocrinology
• Epidemiology
• Ethics
• Health promotion research
• Internal Medicine
• Medical Surgical
Nursing
• Neonatology
• Nephrology
• Neurology
• Nursing
• Oncology
• Organ Transplant
• Pain Management
• Patient Advocacy
• Pediatric Dentistry
• Pediatrics
• Pediatrics Hematology/ Oncology
• Pharmacy Practice
• Pharmacy Practice/ Oncology
• Pharmacy Practice/ dietary supplements
• Public Health
• Rheumatology
• Surgical Nursing
• UIC Employees
• UIC Students
• Veterans |
• Children
• Child Welfare
• Child Psychology
• Clinical Psychology
• Criminal Justice
• Decisionally Impaired Advocate
• Dietetics
• Disabilities & Human Development
• Education and
Early Childhood Education
• Epidemiology
• Ethics
• Health Research Policy
• HIV
• K-12 Students in a Classroom Setting
• LGBT
• Medical Surgical Nursing
• Mentally Disabled/Mentally Ill
• Nursing
• Obstetrics/ GYN
• Pregnant Women
• Prisoner Advocate
• Psychiatry
• Psychiatric Nursing
• Psychology
• Public Health
• Regulatory
• Social Work
• Sociology Survey Research
• Statistics
• UIC Employees
• UIC Students
• UIC Psychology Student Subject Pool
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• Children
• Criminal Justice
• Digestive & Liver Diseases
• Economically Disadvantaged
• Education
• Educationally Disadvantaged
• Epidemiology
• Hematology/ Oncology
• HIV
• Infectious
Diseases
• Internal Medicine
• K-12 in a
Classroom
Setting
• Minors
• Nursing
• Obstetrics / Gynecology
• Oncology
• Oncology Nursing
• Pediatrics
• Pediatrics Hematology/ Oncology
• Pharmacy Practice
• Pharmacy
Practice/
Oncology
• Prisoner Advocate
• Psychology
• Psychiatry Social and Behavioural
• Regulatory issues
• UIC Employees
• UIC Students
• Veterans
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• Biomedical Engineering
• Cardiology
• Decisionally
Impaired
Advocate
• Digestive & Liver Diseases
• Medical Surgical Nursing
• Neurology Nursing
• Oncology
• Pain Management
• Pharmacy Practice/ Dietary Supplements
• Pharmacy Practice/ Oncology
• Psychiatry
• Pulmonary
• Critical Care and
Sleep Medicine
• Regulatory issues
• Social Work
• UIC Students
• Veterans |
UIC IRBs consider the review of other committees and involve ad hoc consultants
as needed. The IRBs at UIC are in compliance with the guidelines promulgated
by the International Conference on Harmonization to the degree they match
the FDA regulations. IRB #1,#3 and #4 review research conducted at the Jesse
Brown VAMC (JB VAMC, FWA#0000290).
It is UIC's policy to not routinely
disclose the names of individual members serving on the IRBs. Rather
this document is provided to investigators and sponsors as written assurance
that
the university is in compliance with the federal regulations governing
the conduct of research involving human subjects.
Larry H. Danziger, Pharm.D.
Interim Vice Chancellor for Research/Human
Protections Administrator
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