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Non-exempt research If in your research you will be using human tissues or collecting data of any sort from identifable identifiable sources, then you must complete the full protocol process (see below). Possible scenarios: 1) you will be receiving encoded samples from collaborators at other institutions such that the identity of the subject tissue donors is unknown to you. If, however, you will be returning tissues, or data to your collaborators at those institutions, and especially if any part of this information will be returned to the subjects, then you must complete a full protocol. 2) Or you may be conducting an energy study of low risk in subjects' homes or at their work, sampling air quality, or testing whether a new appliance works more efficiently. If these or similar scenarios describe your work, then your protocol may be judged by the HARC office and the Human Subjects Committee and its policies to be expeditable, but you will still need to file a non-exempt protocol in HARP. Fill out this form and send it as an email attachment to [email protected]. Once you have an account please enter the HARP system and proceed to follow instructions for submitting an expedited protocol. Please note that you will need to upload into the HARP system a copy of the collaborating institution's currently approved protocol(s), including consent form(s) and proof of approval. Any questions should be directed to HARC office staff at x5399.
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