9. Confidentiality 9.1 Describe provisions taken to maintain confidentiality of data (e.g. surveys, video or audio tape, photos): 9.2 Describe the security plan for data including where stored and for how long: 9.3 Will there be a link to identify subjects? Yes. No. 9.4 Will data be made available to anyone other than the PI? Yes. No. If yes, explain who and why they will have access to the data: 10. Informed Consent Process Visit the for example consent forms. Reminder: If you are mailing a survey to subjects and asking them to return it to you, or doing a phone interview, you must send or read a consent statement that includes the same information as the consent form but is not signed. 10.1 Describe who will present the consent process to subjects and how they will obtain consent from subjects: 10.2 Recognizing that consent itself is a process of communication, describe what will be said to subjects to introduce the research: Do not consent the explanation in lay language. say “see form”. Write If you are using telephone surveys, attach telephone scripts. 10.3 Prepare and attach consent forms for review. Include parental consent form, or assent form for minors when applicable. Under specific conditions, when justifiable, documentation of informed consent can be waived. These limited conditions are described in . If you believe that this research qualifies according to the regulations, include Appendix W. You have reached the end of this form. Please make sure that you have responded to every question on this application (even if your response is “not applicable”).
9. Confidentiality 9.1 Describe provisions taken to maintain confidentiality of data (e.g. surveys, video or audio tape, photos): 9.2 Describe the security plan for data including where stored and for how long: 9.3 Will there be a link to identify subjects? Yes. No. 9.4 Will data be made available to anyone other than the PI? Yes. No. If yes, explain who and why they will have access to the data: 10. Informed Consent Process Visit the for example consent forms. Reminder: If you are mailing a survey to subjects and asking them to return it to you, or doing a phone interview, you must send or read a consent statement that includes the same information as the consent form but is not signed. 10.1 Describe who will present the consent process to subjects and how they will obtain consent from subjects: 10.2 Recognizing that consent itself is a process of communication, describe what will be said to subjects to introduce the research: Do not say “see consent form”. Write the explanation in lay language. If you are using telephone surveys, attach telephone scripts. 10.3 Prepare and attach consent forms for review. Include parental consent form, or assent form for minors when applicable. Under specific conditions, when justifiable, documentation of informed consent can be waived. These limited conditions are described in . If you believe that this research qualifies according to the regulations, include Appendix W. You have reached the end of this form. Please make sure that you have responded to every question on this application (even if your response is “not applicable”).