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How do I report amendments, suspensions and terminations?

Whenever a protocol is amended, it must be sent to the IRBGlossary Term for review.  Once the amendment (and in some cases, the revised consent formGlossary Term) has been approved, your NHLBI Program DirectorGlossary Term should be notified by sending the updated protocol with amendments clearly outlined, the updated consent form and the IRB approval letter. 

In the event that your study is suspended or terminated by the IRB, by a
DSMBGlossary Term or for other reasons, your Program Director must be notified in writing.  Please include enough detail as to the reason(s) for suspension or termination and any recommendations made by the IRB or DSMB. 

For trials conducting drug, device, or gene therapy research, the FDA must also be notified of any changes to the protocol, suspensions or terminations.

 

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