More tips: What if a cooperative extension professional must work with two or more institutional review boards?

Sherry C. Betts; Donna J. Peterson; Daniel A. McDonald

More tips: What if a cooperative extension professional must work with two or more institutional review boards?

Sherry C. Betts, Donna J. Peterson, Daniel A. McDonald

Pima County, Office of

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Abstract

This article focuses on working with more than one IRB at a time regarding one project. It is a follow-up to a series of four recent articles designed to help Extension professionals navigate the university IRB process. The authors use their experience with a project funded by a federal government agency to illustrate some of the issues and tips for success.

Original language	English (US)
Journal	Journal of Extension
Volume	43
Issue number	4
State	Published - Aug 2005

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