The IRB handles a number of different types of applications.
If you’ve never submitted an application to the University of Utah IRB before, please review our New Investigator Toolkit.
New Study Applications
A New Study (NS) Application is used for any study that is being considered for initial review and approval.
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Continuing Review Applications
Continuing Review (CR) Applications are also referred to as Renewals. Federal regulations require that many studies are reviewed at least annually, so research that is initiated, funded, or supported by the U.S. Government is reviewed on at least an annual basis.
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Amendment Applications
An Amendment (AM) Application is used to request approval of any change to the currently-approved protocol and/or consent process. These are only considered after a study has received initial review and approval as a new study.
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Annual HRPP Progress Updates
The Annual HRPP Progress Update (PU) is used to submit study status information for studies that do not require a continuing review application in ERICA (i.e., studies without an expiration date).
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Report Forms
Includes Adverse Events, Protocol Deviations, reports of Non-Compliance, and Unanticipated Problems
The Report Form (RP) application is used to submit problems, events, or information to the IRB for review.
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Final Project Reports
A Final Projects Report (FPR) is submitted when the investigator would like to close the study.