Investigator Approved protocols typically expire after a year since approval. If the investigator wants to renew the IACUC approval of a project that received approval within the past year, they need to submit a renewal request. The renewal without amendment action allows the investigator to submit a standard renewal request. No changes to the protocol are allowed with this action with the exception of being able to add an attachment.
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Who can perform action |
Investigators can initiate this action. |
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Protocol state prior to action |
Prior to the action being performed, the protocol must be in the following state: The protocol status must be in one of the following statuses "Active", "Active – On Hold" , "Suspended", "Deactivated”, “Expired", “Administratively deactivated" "Administratively Approved “The submission status can be in any state. |
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Protocol state after action |
After the action is performed The protocol status changes to Renewal in Progress The submission status is empty. |
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Button |
Description |
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Summary |
Enter text that summarizes the need for the
renewal. Click within the text box (or press the tab |
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Click the create button to request renewal to work on a previously approved project. The acceptance of the renewal by the IACUC committee will generally extend the expiration date (default in Streamlyne Research is to extend by 1 year). You will not be able to modify data elements in the Protocol document. Upon create action for the renewal without amendment, the system creates a renewal protocol with a protocol number derived from (protocol number of the protocol being renewed followed by a suffix of R001 for the first renewal, R002 for the second renewal and so on). Protocol sections within the Renewal without amendment protocol cannot be amended. |