Edit the to incorporate changes as needed. For instructions, see How to Edit a Study on page 6. Notes: In most cases, you can update all aspects of the study, including adding, updating, or removing attached documents. When updating a study document previously submitted to the IRB, revise it in format and replace the original document with the tracked-changes version. When the IRB approves the document, all tracked changes will be accepted and comments removed in the final version. If clarifications were requested during committee review, you cannot edit the and you see the View Study button instead. In that case, respond to the reviewer by commenting in the Submit Response form, as described in the next step. (PI or only) Click Submit Response to return the study to the reviewers. Notes: The Submit Response form gives you space to type a point-by-point response to the requests and to attach a file. However, any permanent study information should be incorporated into the study itself. If clarifications were requested during committee review, you may be asked to make changes to the study after the review is complete. For an RNI submission, click Submit RNI Response instead. OK. The study returns to the applicable review process. For information about completing an action plan for an RNI submission, see Submit Continuing Review and New Information on page 16. How to Change Documents on your You may need to modify a study's documents when: The IRB requires changes to approval. Submitting a modification to an approved To change documents prior to study approval Note: These steps apply if the IRB decision was modifications required, disapproved, or deferred. From My Inbox, click the name of the study to open it. Click the Documents tab. Click the document name in the Draft column and save it to your computer. Open the document. Enable the Track Changes feature and update the document. When finished, replace the original study document with the tracked-changes version.
Edit the to incorporate changes as needed. For instructions, see How to Edit a Study on page 6. Notes: In most cases, you can update all aspects of the study, including adding, updating, or removing attached documents. When updating a study document previously submitted to the IRB, revise it in format and replace the original document with the tracked-changes version. When the IRB approves the document, all tracked changes will be accepted and comments removed in the final version. If clarifications were requested during committee review, you cannot edit the and you see the View Study button instead. In that case, respond to the reviewer by commenting in the Submit Response form, as described in the next step. (PI or only) Click Submit Response to return the study to the reviewers. Notes: The Submit Response form gives you space to type a point-by-point response to the requests and to attach a file. However, any permanent study information should be incorporated into the study itself. If clarifications were requested during committee review, you may be asked to make changes to the study after the review is complete. For an RNI submission, click Submit RNI Response instead. OK. The study returns to the applicable review process. For information about completing an action plan for an RNI submission, see Submit Continuing Review and New Information on page 16. How to Change Documents on your You may need to modify a study's documents when: The IRB requires changes to approval. Submitting a modification to an approved To change documents prior to study approval Note: These steps apply if the IRB decision was modifications required, disapproved, or deferred. From My Inbox, click the name of the study to open it. Click the Documents tab. Click the document name in the Draft column and save it to your computer. Open the document. Enable the Track Changes feature and update the document. When finished, replace the original study document with the tracked-changes version.
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