UCLA OPRS Human Research Protection Program

OVERVIEW AND PURPOSE

The UCLA Office of the Human Research Protection Program (OHRPP) in partnership with the research community is responsible for ensuring the safety and welfare of human research participants involved in studies being conducted at UCLA and/or being conducted by UCLA faculty, staff or students.

The OHRPP creates a full circle of protection for research subjects and researchers by providing education and training, supporting the Institutional Review Board review process and conducting quality improvement activities, including post-approval monitoring and on-site reviews of human research studies.

MISSION AND GOALS

To promote the welfare and rights of human research participants
To support and facilitate the conduct of human research
To provide timely and high quality IRB review education, and monitoring for human research projects

The Office will be closed on Wednesday, November 25th and from Monday, December 21st until Monday January 4th

Human Research News v9, n10: webIRB Update

Human Research News v9, n9: Posting of IRB Approval Packets on the Office of Research Portal; Forwarding of IRB Correspondence by E-Mail

Human Research News v9, n8: Reporting of Unanticipated Problems and other Post IRB-Approval Reports (Violations, Deviations, Updated Study Safety Information and Adverse Events)

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