The protocol of this study adheres to the ethical considerations and ethical principles set out in relevant guidelines, including the Declaration of Helsinki, WHO guidelines, International Conference on Harmonization-Good Clinical Practice, and National Ethics Guidelines for Health Research. IRB approval and informed consent The study will only commence upon the approval of the Institutional Review Board. No subject will participate in this study without written documentation of informed consent. Data safety and confidentiality Subject information will be kept in a secure office, with access available only to members of the research team. Computerized study information will be stored on a secured network with password access. All identifiable information and data will be given a code number. A master list linking the code number and subject identity will be kept separately from the research data. Only members of the research team will have access to the list. The research records will be stored for at least [DAYS/MONTHS/YEARS] following completion of the study. Individually identifiable research data will not be shared with others outside of the research team. The investigator and all key personnel will have completed the Good Clinical Practice (GCP) training on the responsible conduct of research with human data. Monitoring of the study and reporting of adverse events will be the responsibility of the primary investigator. In addition, independent medical monitors [INCLUDE SPECIALTY OF MEDICAL MONITORS, IF APPLICABLE] will hold separate monitoring for cross validation and safe conduction of the study. Data monitoring will also include the proper attainment of informed consent and adverse events. This information will be reviewed on an ongoing basis throughout the trial. Compensation [WHO WILL SHOULDER FINANCIAL EXPENSES, DECLARE SPONSORS OR FUNDING AGENCIES, AND COMPENSATION OF SUBJECTS, IF APPLICABLE] Adverse events [WRITE ALL POSSIBLE RISKS AND DISCOMFORTS THAT COULD BE ENCOUNTERED BY PARTICIPANTS]
In the event of a medical emergency, [INCLUDE EMERGENCY RESPONSE PLAN].
All serious adverse events will be reported to the IRB within ____ hours by telephone, fax or e-mail. All other adverse events will be reported within ____ days. Any serious adverse event associated with the protocol, however, will be cause for immediate termination of participation by that subject. Discontinuation Any subject who previously consented may choose to withdraw from participation at any point during the study. Any serious adverse event associated with the protocol will be cause for immediate termination of participation by that subject. Vulnerability Vulnerable populations such as [INCLUDE VULNERABLE POPULATIONS AS APPROPRIATE. FOR EXAMPLE: PREGNANT WOMEN, MINORS AND THOSE UNABLE TO PROVIDE INFORMED CONSENT] are excluded. Conflict of Interest No potential conflicts of interest have been identified. The principal investigators and coinvestigators report no disclosures.
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