Review of Requests Sample Clauses

Review of Requests. If the Participating Institution of the Overall PI (or of the requesting Site Investigator as provided above) determines that the Research may be appropriate for Ceded Review, that Participating Institution shall consult, as needed, with relevant Participating Institutions (or designee(s)) involved in the particular Research to determine whether each agrees that the requested Research is appropriate for Ceded Review. If any Participating Institution disagrees that the Research is appropriate for Ceded Review and declines to participate in the Ceded Review, the Research shall remain eligible for Ceded Review with respect to the other Participating Institutions that have agreed, if any. No Participating Institution shall be obligated to participate as a Reviewing IRB Institution or a Relying Institution with regard to any particular Research. Should a Participating Institution decide to participate as a Reviewing IRB Institution or a Relying Institution with regard to any particular Research, no additional individual authorization or reliance agreements need to be completed to effectuate the Ceded Review.
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Review of Requests. After a Reviewing IRB has signed the Penn-CHOP Determination form as described above, the investigator seeking review will provide to the other IRB (the “Relying Institution”) a copy of the protocol, applicable supporting documents (e.g., IRB approval letter(s), institution-specific consent form approved by the Reviewing IRB), and Penn-CHOP Determination Form. The Relying IRB will then determine whether or not to rely on the other institution’s IRB for the applicable study and will document its decision on the Penn-CHOP Determination Form. Any study described in an appropriately executed Penn-CHOP Determination Form will be considered “Research” for purposes of this Agreement.
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Review of Requests. After a Reviewing IRB has signed the DU-CHOP Determination form as described above, the investigator seeking review will provide to the other IRB (the “Relying Institution”) a copy of the protocol, applicable supporting documents (e.g., IRB approval letter(s), institution-specific consent form approved by the Reviewing IRB), and DU-CHOP Determination Form. The Relying IRB will then determine whether or not to rely on the other institution’s IRB for the applicable study and will document its decision on the
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Review of Requests. A Participating Institution receiving a request to conduct a Ceded Review shall consult with the other relevant IRBs to determine whether each agrees that the requested Research qualifies for Ceded Review.
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Review of Requests. If the Participating Institution of the Overall PI (or of the requesting Site Investigator as provided above) determines that the Research may be appropriate for Ceded Reviewa Reliance Request is appropriate, that Participating Institution shall consult, as needed, with other relevant Participating Institutions (or designee(s)) involved in the particular Research to determine whether each agrees that the requested Research is appropriate for Ceded ReviewReliance Request is appropriate. As part of the consultation, each involved Participating Institution that extends its Assurance to Research that is not federally funded must inform all the other involved Participating Institutions of the applicability of its Assurance to the Research. If any Participating Institution disagrees that the Research is appropriate for Ceded Review and declines to participate in the Ceded Review, the Research shall remain eligible for Ceded Review with respect to the other Participating Institutions that have agreed, if any. No Participating Institution shall be obligated to participate as a Reviewing IRB Institution or a Relying Institution with regard to any particular Research. Should a Participating Institution decide to participate as a Reviewing IRB Institution or a Relying Institution with regard to any particular Research, no additional individual authorization or reliance agreements need to be completed to effectuate the Ceded Review.
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