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NHGRI Institutional Review Board
Overview
The NHGRI Institutional Review Board (IRB) is one of several IRBs that reviews research conducted in the NIH Intramural Research Program. The IRB's mission is to protect the rights and welfare of individual subjects and to ensure programmatic compliance with Federal, State and Institutional regulations. The IRB carries out its mission by reviewing, approving and monitoring all human subjects' research within our Institutes' Intramural Research Programs.
The NHGRI IRB was established and functions in accord with the NIH Federal-wide Assurance, FWA00005897 [ohsr.od.nih.gov]. It is guided by the NIH OHSR IRB standard operating procedures [ohsr.od.nih.gov].
IRB News and Updates
The latest news, guidelines and official information from NHGRI's Institutional Review Board.
April 15, 2008 Update
- New Travel Reimbursement Policy for Research Subjects
- Updated Conflict-of-Interest Guide, Ethics Clearance and Consent Statements
- Transition to electronic Web-based Protocol Tracking and Management System
August 15, 2007 Update
- New IRB coordinator and updated IRB forms
March 6, 2007 Update
- Final Conflict of Interest Policy
November 1, 2006 Update
- New 1195 and 1195-1 Forms
June 26, 2006 Update
- Use of short written consent forms with oral consent
June 21, 2006 Update
- Updated forms and guidelines regarding stored human samples, specimens or data
NHGRI IRB Membership
NHGRI Forms
NIH Forms
All forms are in  except where indicated.
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Contact
Victoria Willits
IRB Coordinator
Building 10, CRC/6-3340
Phone: (301) 496-1906
E-mail: vwillits@mail.nih.gov
Sara Hull, Ph.D.
IRB Administrator
Phone: (301) 435-8712
E-mail: shull@mail.nih.gov
Last Updated: April 22, 2008
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