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Responsibility
• Members • Schedule
WMREF Research Guide (PDF)
WMREF Research Application (download)
IRB Forms (download) • Research
Definitions Research Regulations
What
is an Institutional Review Board?
Responsibility
The WMREF Institutional Review Board (IRB) has been established
in accordance with federal law to ensure that human subjects participating
in research activities sponsored by or involving a contracting hospital,
clinic, or physician's office are protected from undue risks or
deprivation of personal rights and dignity. An IRB has the ultimate
responsibility to review human subject research and the authority
to approve, require modification in, or disapprove such research,
unless the activity has specifically been exempted from IRB review.
Dr.
James E. Delmore currently serves as Chair of the WMREF IRB. Dr.
Ginger French serves as IRB Director. Members of the WMREF IRB serve
as unpaid volunteers.
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Dr.
James E. Delmore |
Dr.
Ginger French |
If
you are interested in receiving more information concerning:
- the
WMREF IRB
- the
protection of human subjects involved in research; or
- would
like to become a member of the WMREF IRB,
contact
Ginger French, PharmD, CIM, CIP, WMREF IRB Director at 316-686-7172.
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Current
members of the Wichita Medical Research and Education IRB:
| James
E. Delmore, MD |
Chair |
| Ginger
French, Pharm, D |
Director |
| Natalie
Sollo, MD |
Vice-Chair |
| William
T. Braun, MD |
Vice-Chair |
|
Sue Crockett, MSW |
| Joe
Carrithers, PhD |
| Charles
Schalon, PhD |
| Robert McKay, MD |
| Bassam
I. Mattar, MD |
| Paul
Harrison, MD |
| Kari Schmidt, JD |
| Tom Welk, PhD |
| Terri Jones, MPH (ASCP) |
| Donald Vasqiez, DO |
| Peggy L. Johnson (Alternate) |
| Ron Rose, JD (Alternate) |
| Steve Amos, PhD (Alternate) |
| Jean Turvey (Non-voting member) |
| Rev. Rocky Meese (Alternate) |
| Charlotte Jewell, Research Administrative Secretary |
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Schedule
Institutional Review Board Meetings are held at 11:30 am in the Corporate Conference Room at Wesley Medical Center.
2007
| Wednesday, January 17 |
Wednesday, July 18 |
| Wednesday, February 21 |
Wednesday, August 15 |
| Wednesday, March 21 |
Wednesday, September 19 |
| Wednesday, April 18 |
Wednesday, October 17 |
| Wednesday, May 16 |
Wednesday, November 14 |
| Wednesday, June 20 |
Wednesday, December 12 |
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WMREF
Research Guide
Click here
to download the WMREF Research Guide. This file is in PDF format,
and requires Adobe Acrobat ® Reader ® to
view. If you do not have Adobe Acrobat Reader, you can download
it for free by clicking on the following link:

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WMREF Research Application
Click here
to download the WMREF Research Application. This file is in Microsoft
Word ® (.doc) format. If you do not have Microsoft
Word ®, copies of the Research Proposal Application
are available by mail. Please contact the WMREF office at 316-686-7172.
IRB
Consent Form
Click here
to download the IRB Consent Form. This file is also in Microsoft
Word ® (.doc) format.
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IRB
Forms
Click
the links below to download the IRB Forms. The files are all in
Microsoft Word ® (.doc) format.
WMREF
Application for IRB Waiver of Authorization
WMREF
Checklist for IRB Review of Pediatric Research
WMREF
IRB De-Identification Certification Form
WMREF
IRB Request for Waiver of Consent Form
WMREF
IRB Request for Waiver of Documentation of Consent
WMREF
Consent Template
WMREF
IRB Investigator Summary Form
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Research
Definitions
Research:
a systematic investigation, including research development, testing
and evaluation, designed to develop or contribute to generalizable
knowledge.
This includes activities which meet the definition whether or not
they are conducted under a program which is considered research
for other purposes; for example, demonstration and service programs
may include research activities.
Human
Subject: a living individual about whom an investigator
conducting research obtains data through intervention or interaction
with the individual, or identifiable private information.
Clinical
Investigation: any experiment that involves a test article
and one or more human subjects.
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Research
Regulations
Helpful
IRB Website Links
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