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The HARC office has an online database for managing human subjects protocols: the Human/Animal Research Protocol management system, or HARP. Researchers submitting new protocols or wanting to renew or amend already approved protocols must use the new system. If you are on an LBNL computer,and logged into anything (email, calendar, etc.) where you have already typed in your LDAP password, the HARP system can be accessed through our webpage using this link. If you are on a non-LBNL computer, you can get access from offsite either by logging on to your LBNL computer remotely, or through the use of Virtual Private Network (VPN) software, available to LBNL employees form the IT Division website. You may call the HARC office at x6005 or send email to [email protected] with any questions. This frequently asked questions document may be of some use to you.
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There are several basic types of human subjects protocols. They are described below. The HARP system will step you through the definitions and submission processes once you enter it.
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The LBNL Human Subjects Committee has worked out a checklist for items recommended for consent forms, and this checklist, a standard outline and two specific models are available for LBNL researchers. Use the routine phelebotomy phlebotomy or blood draw consent form for any study involving a blood draw, or for general reference. The biomedical research consent form is for research involving complex medical procedures involving greater than minimal risk, such as PET or MRI scans.
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