Policies and Forms
Policies
- Mission – Vision
- Medical Research Policy
- Research – Financial Management
- Research – Billing Compliance
- Research – Conflict of Interest
- Research – Compliance Evaluation Program
- Research – Credentialing Requirements for Human Subjects
- Research – Documentation of Disclosure
- Research – Informed Consent Process
- Research – Institutional Review Boards
- Research – Submission Policy
- Research – Regulatory Maintenance of Research Conducted at NHC
- Research – Release of Financial Data
- Research – Specimen Release Policy
- Research – Research Costs
- Research – Health Information Management
- Research – Pricing
Research Guides
Applications and Forms
- Financial Disclosure
- Imaging Service Request for Research Form
- JHHS/NHC Multi-Institutional Research Application (MIRA)
- Level I Credentials for Research Application
- Norton Healthcare Request for Data Query
- Application for Release of Specimen
- Preparatory to Research Form
- Research Patient Identification Form
- Scientific or Scholarly Merit Review of Research Protocols Involving Human Subjects
Helpful Research Sites
- American Cancer Society
- Association of Clinical Research Professionals
- Center for Biologics Research (CBER)
- Good Clinical Practice
- IDE Policies and Procedures
- International Conference on Harmonisation
- MedWatch
- Office for Human Research Protections
- OHRP IRB Guidebook
- Society of Clinical Research Associates
- University of Louisville Human Subjects Protections Program Office
- Western Institutional Review Board
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