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The University of Kansas Medical Center (KUMC) has enjoyed unprecedented growth in our clinical and research endeavors in recent years. Even amidst this tremendous growth we have retained a strong commitment to quality-including an unwavering adherence to the highest legal and ethical standards. Click here for full message.


Compliance Helpline

To confidentially report noncompliant conduct:
913-588-5757 or
Toll Free: 877-588-5757
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News

 

Conflict of Interest Reporting for Fiscal Year 2010 began on July 1, 2009 and was due September 18, 2009 Click here for more information.

WASHINGTON, DC, Sept. 19, 2007 -- The Association for the Accreditation of Human Research Protection Programs, Inc. (AAHRPP) today announced the first organizations to be accredited in the states of Kansas, Oklahoma and West Virginia, and the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. The list includes both major universities and nine Veterans Affairs facilities and now brings the number of states with AAHRPP-accredited organizations to 32 (including the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico). The following were received full accreditation
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New IACUC Email Address:

Effective immediately, please forward all official IACUC e-mail to the new IACUC mailbox (IACUC@kumc.edu). This mail box will be used for all official e-mail correspondence to and from the committee.  This change will enable ARPP staff to access and reply to requests for assistance in a timely and efficient manner.

Data and Safety Monitoring Resources

Revised SOPs for the KUMC Data and Safety Monitoring Executive Committee (DSM-EC) can be found at http://www2.kumc.edu/researchcompliance/doc/DSMB_SOPS.pdf .
These are helpful for an investigator designing a research protocol that may require an independent DSMB.

Also available is a template for developing a Data and Safety Monitoring Plan.  Although primarily designed for use for the DSM-EC, it can be used as a step by step process to design plans for various levels of monitoring, not just a plan requiring a DSMB.  Click here for more information.

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