Human Subjects Protection Program (UA)
The Human Subjects Protection Program oversees policies and processes related to the conduct of human research at the University of Arizona.
The Human Subjects Protection Program oversees policies and processes related to the conduct of human research at the University of Arizona.
The University of Arizona encourages its faculty and staff to apply their professional expertise in public, community and outside professional pursuits. This policy is designed to ensure that these external activities do not conflict with employees' primary commitment to the University.
This policy establishes principles and procedures designed to prevent the University's financial interests, or the personal financial interests of key University officials, from influencing research at the University of Arizona.
An agreement required by the NIH, and certifying that "there is no possibility of dual compensation for the same work, or of an actual or apparent conflict of interest."
The official building code indices from the University of Arizona.
If a department or center cannot meet space needs with current allocation, the department head or center director should submit this form to the Space Committee. It provides detailed information regarding how much and what type of space is needed, what programs it will support, and who will occupy it. The committee will send notification once a decision has been reached.
The University of Arizona Cancer Center Scientific Review Committee reviews interventional treatment of diagnostic or therapeutic nature as well as long term population-based studies involving patients or patient samples.
This guidance offers support to researchers who must register and report clinical research trials to ClinicalTrials.gov, a database of clinical research trials conducted in the United States and around the world. More information here: https://research.uahs.arizona.edu/regulatory/clinicaltrialsgov
Must be submitted every three years or if contact information for the monitor or coordinator changes. Submit this form no sooner than one week prior to the day that monitor access will be needed.Monitors who do not have a signed and current UAHN System User Agreement must fill out and sign a new agreement. Ensure that at least one study IRB number is entered on the form, along with the dates that the monitor will be on-site. If the monitor is working on more than one study that requires access to records, we recommend that all of the study IRB numbers be included on the form.
This worksheet in Excel format will help you calculate start-up costs for a clinical trial/study at the College of Medicine - Tucson. Also includes a completed example budget on Sheet 2.