Non significant findings in research

    • [DOCX File]CHECKLIST: Non-Significant Risk Device

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      The Research Compliance Administrator attaches this checklist to the “Submit Pre-Review” activity. The Chair, Vice Chair, convened IRB, or designee reviews the checklist to confirm the criteria have been met. The IRB Office retains this checklist in the protocol file. SIGNIFICANT RISK DEVICE STUDY (Check if “Yes”.

    • [DOCX File]Writing an Empirical Research Paper

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      Enhance research methodology. Help practitioners, program developers, counselors, policy makers, etc. Inform lay audiences. Components of an Empirical Paper. Introduction. Review of literature. But it is more than a review of literature; it should justify and set up the study. Purpose of the study . Research question(s) and/or hypotheses

    • [DOC File]Running Head: Strategic Consensus

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      Such results appear to be consistent with our primary findings that suggest non-supervisory employees play an important role in strategic consensus. DISCUSSION Consistent with the definition of strategic consensus and unlike prior empirical research in this area, this study examines strategic consensus as an organization-wide phenomenon.

    • Communicating Research Findings

      Numerous studies have shown that the way in which research findings are communicated is significant to research users and is one influence on whether and how research findings can be accessed and ...

    • [DOC File]INFORMED CONSENT DOCUMENT TEMPLATE: NON-MEDICAL

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      This consent document template is recommended for non-medical studies because it contains all required elements of consent. ... of this study of any significant new findings that develop during the study which may influence your willingness to continue to participate in the study.) ... This research is being overseen by an Institutional Review ...

    • [DOC File]CHECKLIST: Non-Significant Risk Device

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      For review using the expedited procedure this checklist is to be completed by the Designated Reviewer to document determinations required by the regulations and protocol specific findings justifying those determinations, attached to CHECKLIST: Non-Committee Review, and retained.

    • [DOC File]Running head: METHODS SECTION

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      Of these 4, the 3 meta-analyses analyzing experimental and quasi-experimental research included exact probability levels for significant findings. Eight of the 10 meta-analyses in this review reported non-significant findings, as recommended by Mostert (1996). The 2 that did not were De La Paz (2007) and Graham & Harris (2003).

    • [DOCX File]CHECKLIST: Non-Significant Risk Device - Office of Research

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      For initial review using the expedited procedure and modifications and continuing reviews where the determinations relevant to this checklist made on the previous review have changed, the Designated Reviewer completes this checklist or equivalent to document determinations required by the regulations along with protocol specific findings justifying those determinations.

    • [DOC File]Sample SOP for Safety Monitoring and Reporting

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      Social harms are defined as non-medical adverse consequences that occur as a result of the participants’ involvement with the study. Clinical staff members will identify appropriate follow-up, treatment, and/or referral requirements in the event that safety concerns arise, whether medically or socially related.

    • [DOC File]CRITIQUE EXAMPLE – JOURNAL ARTICLE

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      "Additional research is needed in other classroom settings to see if consistent findings about cognitive performances, time requirements, and attitude are achieved." Comments: The recommendations were limited to a call for additional research in the area. Overall Critique. This was a very in-depth research project, particularly for a journal ...

    • [DOC File]Monitor Visit Report Form

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      *Significant findings include but are not limited to any suspicions or concerns that serious non-compliance may exist regarding the study protocol, IRB requirements or applicable regulations and policies (e.g., failure to consent subjects, entering subjects who do not meet entrance criteria into protocols or failure to report serious or ...

    • [DOC File]A FEW KEY POINTS: RESEARCH FINDINGS and

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      Based on other research findings, global emissions from biomass burning ‘ Have been estimated at 800 tons per year. This is about 25% of all anthropogenic sources. Based on W/F study and emission estimates, US fires would contribute between 2% and 6% of the global total Hg from biomass burning (or 15 to 45 tons per year of the 800).

    • [DOC File]CHECKLIST: Non-Significant Risk Device

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      SIGNIFICANT RISK DEVICE STUDY (Check if “Yes”) Is intended as an implant and presents a potential for serious risk to the health, safety, or welfare of a subject. Is purported or represented to be for a use in supporting or sustaining human life and presents a potential for serious risk to the health, safety, or welfare of a subject.

    • [DOC File]CHECKLIST: Non-Significant Risk Device

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      NON-SIGNIFICANT RISK DEVICE STUDY – ABBREVIATED IDE (Check if “Yes”.) Meets none of the above criteria in box 1. Rationale (Describe using protocol specific findings): IDE EXEMPT DEVICE STUDY (Check if “Yes”. All criteria under one category must be “Yes” for a category to be met.

    • [DOCX File]CHECKLIST: Non-Significant Risk Device - Office of Research

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      CHECKLIST: Non-Significant Risk Device Subject: Huron HRPP Toolkit Description ©2009-2016 Huron Consulting Services, LLC. Use and distribution subject to End User License Agreement Keywords: Huron, HRPP, SOP Category: CHECKLIST Last modified by: Thomas Bechert Manager: Huron Consulting Group, Inc. Company: Huron Consulting Group, Inc.

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