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Social, Behavioral, and Educational Research IRB

The Social, Behavioral, and Educational Research IRB (SBER IRB) reviews research involving human research subjects to ensure regulatory compliance.

ANNOUNCEMENTS

SBER IRB Post-Approval Monitoring (PAM) Program

Click the above link to read the Associate Vice Provost for Research Integrity (AVPRI), Ted Myatt’s announcement about the SBER IRB’s new Post-Approval Monitoring (PAM) Program.  If you have an active human subjects research study that has been reviewed by the SBER IRB, you may be selected to participate in a PAM site visit.  More details about what a site visit entails can be found in the above announcement from the AVPRI.

AAHRPP Site Visit – Save the Date(s)! – April 15th & April 16th

If you have conducted or supported human subjects research at Tufts, you may be selected to be interviewed by the Association for the Accreditation of Human Research Protection Programs (AAHRPP) during their site visit that will occur as part of Tufts’ accreditation process.  Click the above link for more information about AAHRPP, why accreditation is important, AHHRPP’s scheduled site visit, and what you should do to prepare.

About

The Social, Behavioral & Educational Research Institutional Review Board (SBER IRB) is a panel of Tufts' faculty, staff, and community members that reviews all human subject research to ensure the safety and welfare of research participants. The IRB ensures that any research study under its jurisdiction is in compliance with federal, state, and institutional regulations. Only the IRB has the authority to approve human subject research.

The IRB is committed to helping promote research among students, faculty, and staff at Tufts University. Please contact the SBER IRB Office with questions regarding IRB proposals, using eIRB, the review process, and any other information needed