The
UCSD Human
Research Protections Program (HRPP) exists to promote high quality,
ethical
research. HRPP does this by serving as the advocate for the
rights
and welfare of persons who participate in research programs conducted
by
UCSD faculty, staff, students, and researchers affiliated with the
Veterans
Administration San Diego Healthcare System (VASDHS). Though located
within
the School of Medicine, the Human Research Protections program has
responsibility
for review of research involving human subjects conducted by all
Schools,
Centers, and Programs of UCSD. The Human Research Protections Program
office
assists researchers in complying with federal, state and University
policies
regarding experimentation involving human subjects, and oversees the
review
and conduct of research conducted by federally registered Institutional
Review Boards (IRBs).
The
IORG number for UCSD is 0000210 and currently effective through June
26,
2012. The
program
operates under Federalwide Assurance number, FWA00004495. A statement
letter about
the
FWA
is available here. UCSD's
HRPP supports five federally registered IRBs: four Biomedical IRBs:
IRB00000353, IRB00000354, IRB00002758, and IRB00005945, which
specializes in pediatric projects; and one Social and Behavorial
Sciences IRB, IRB00000355. For more information about the UCSD FWA,
please visit the OHRP website: http://ohrp.cit.nih.gov/search/search.aspx.
Please use the "Search OHRP Database (Current Data)" option and insert
the number, 0000210, for the IORG number and click "Search."
Contact
the Human Research Protections Program Office.
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