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    Miriam Macias

    ID 7748193

    International Research - SBE


    Seattle University - Human Subjects Research for IRB (Faculty, Staff, and
    Student)

    Quiz Results
    You correctly answered 5 of 5 quiz questions.

    Question 1
    Question Which of the following is the least important activity when protecting
    human subjects in international research?

    Your Assessing transportation conditions


    Answer

    Result Correct

    Comment It is essential that researchers have sufficient knowledge of the local


    research context to be able to design and carry out research in a way that
    protects the rights and welfare of the subjects. This includes knowledge
    about unique risks subjects might face given the local socio-economic
    conditions. Community consultation is particularly important when
    research has the potential to affect the community as a whole and when
    there are gatekeepers for the community (for example, a tribal council).
    Question 2
    Question What procedures must be described in an agreement called an "assurance
    of compliance" with a U.S. federal agency?

    Your Procedures in place that ensure that subjects will be protected in a manner
    Answer commensurate with the Common Rule, including review by an independent
    committee comparable to an IRB.

    Result Correct

    Comment If research involves collaboration with an institution that is "engaged" in


    research in the foreign country, the collaborating institution will need to
    have procedures in place that ensure that subjects will be protected in a
    manner commensurate with the Common Rule, including review by an
    independent committee comparable to an IRB. These procedures must be
    described in an agreement called an "assurance of compliance" with a U.S.
    federal agency. The written procedures for reporting unanticipated
    problems are institutional policy, the procedures outlining randomization
    should be covered in the research plan/protocol, and the procedures in
    place to comply with ethical principles is the Federalwide Assurance (FWA),
    not “assurance of compliance.”

    Question 3
    Question A researcher proposes a study and wants to recruit subjects from health
    care clinics in Jamaica. The survey will be conducted by the U.S. researchers
    at the clinic. The nurses at the clinic will inform prospective subjects about
    the availably of the research, but will not consent the subjects nor perform
    any research procedures (even screening procedures). Are the nurses
    engaged in the research according to federal regulations?

    Your No, they are not engaged because they are only informing the subjects and
    Answer not consenting or performing any research procedures, or receiving or
    sharing any private, identifiable information.
    Result Correct

    Comment No, they are not engaged because they are only informing the subjects and
    not consenting or performing any research procedures, or receiving or
    sharing any private, identifiable information. An institution is not engaged if
    its only involvement is to provide space for the U.S. researchers to conduct
    their own research.

    Question 4
    Question Which of the following activities constitutes engagement in research?

    Your Obtaining informed consent and conducting research interviews.


    Answer

    Result Correct

    Comment If an institution obtains informed consent and conducts research interviews


    it is engaged in research.

    Question 5
    Question What are some considerations for a U.S. researcher conducting a study in a
    non-U.S. setting when obtaining informed consent from subjects?

    Your In addition to the consent of the research subjects, are there other
    Answer individuals or groups whose permission must be sought?

    Result Correct

    Comment The points to consider when obtaining informed consent in non-U.S.


    settings include in addition to the consent of the research subjects, are
    there other individuals or groups whose permission must be sought?

    Sometimes, in non-U.S. communities, people other than the individual


    taking part in the research may be required to give permission before the
    potential subject may be asked to participate. These individuals may
    include a spouse, a head of household, or a group leader. However,
    another individual's permission should not substitute for a subject's
    voluntary informed consent unless an IRB or equivalent local review
    committee has waived that consent process. The witness signature line is
    an issue in documentation of informed consent; ensuring that the consent
    process does not slow down recruitment is an issue in study design and not
    a non-U.S. setting specific issue; and maintaining confidentiality is a
    privacy/confidentiality issue.

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    Congratulations! You have completed this Course.

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