Attachment 13 Institutional Review Board Approval

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Calibration II & Predictive Validity Testing of Item Response Theory – Computer Adaptive Testing Tools (IRT-CAT)

Attachment 13 Institutional Review Board Approval

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Title of Study: Analyzing the SSA Disability Determination Process-Phase 2
Protocol Number: H-31918
RE: Change Request & Amendments
Review Type: Expedited
Action: Approved
Date of Action: 03/06/ 2014
Date of Expiration: 11/13/2014
Funding Source: National Institutes of Health Department of Rehabilitation Medicine (NIH-RMD)
Award #: HHSn269201200005C
Protocol Version #: 1.6
Consent Form(s):

Study Consent From
Title
Claimant Calibration
Consent Form
Claimant Calibration
Consent Form
Normative Sample
Calibration Study

Version Number
Version 1.2

Version Date
03/04/2014

Version 1.1

03/04/2014

Version 1.1

03/04/2014

Outcome
Approved

Approved

Dear Alan Jette Dr, PhD,
The BUMC Institutional Review Board (IRB) has reviewed the amendment request
for the above referenced protocol and has determined that the requirements set
forth by the IRB have been met. The amendment has been hereby approved.
This amendment was approved by the expedited review process in accordance with
45 CFR 46.110 and 21 CFR 56.110.
The expiration date for this protocol has not changed as a result of this amendment.
This approval corresponds with the versions of the protocol and consent form(s)
indicated above.
Amendment Description
This amendment includes substantial changes to the calibration study component of
this protocol. (However, many of these procedures (data transmission/subject

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contact/procedures/eligibility criteria) are similar to processes used in previously
approved protocols 28485 and 31203.) In addition, we are adding a normative
sample calibration study to this protocol as well. We have changed the following:
Section 4: We have removed Meghan Gleasons from NIH-RMD and added Ashley
Grosse PI, YouGov; Samantha Luks, YouGov, Data Manager/analyst; Daniel Hobbs
NIH-RMD study coordinator.
Section 8: brief description of NIH predictive validity study
Section 9: Added YouGov as additional site
Section 11: added YouGov request for IAA. 11.6 removed Megan Gleason, added
Daniel Hobbs. HSC attached, modified role of Westat, added description of
YouGov's role.
Section 12: added NIH predictive validity summary/YouGov information
Section 13: updated inclusion/exclusion normative and claimant samples
Section 14: updated design/procedures for norm. and claimant.
Section 15: increased sample size/added norm. sample
Section 20: updated recruitment claimant/normative added recruitment letters
(deleted redundant cog. interview recruitment letter)
Section 21: updated screening procedures
Section 24: We believe that HIPAA no longer applies because we will no longer be
contacting health care providers.
Section 25: updated compensation for both samples
Added new consents for claimant and normative samples
Added study letters, scripts, screeners, for web/phone administration in claimants
and the invitation letter for the normative sample to the study documents section of
the protocol. Added calibration items spreadsheet as well, includes the items in
survey 1+2, demographics, work/health status questions and a co-morbidity scale.
Please note: The signed YouGov IAA Agreement is attached to the protocol under
Other Study Documents-IAA Agreement.

Please note: this approval does NOT represent approval of any aspects of this study
that have not been previously approved by the IRB unless they are specifically noted
in the amendment description.

Requirements
*At the time of the next amendment or Continuing Review, please change the data
BU-HDR receives to ‘anonymous’ in section 23.1, ‘Release of Identifiable Data.’
The study may not continue after the approval period without additional IRB review
and approval for continuation. You will receive an email renewal reminder notice
prior to study expiration; however, it is your responsibility to assure that this study is
not conducted beyond the expiration date.
Please be aware that only IRB-approved informed consent forms, validated with

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current approval dates generated by the INSPIR system, may be used when
informed consent is required.
Any changes to the protocol or informed consent must be reviewed and approved by
the IRB prior to implementation unless the change is necessary for the safety of
subjects.
You must report to the IRB unanticipated problems involving risk to subjects or
others according to the process posted on the IRB website (www.bumc.bu.edu/irb).
Also, the IRB must be informed of any new or significant information that might
impact a research participant's safety or willingness to continue in your study.
Investigators are required to ensure that all HIPAA requirements have been met
prior to initiating this study. Once approved, validated HIPAA forms may be found
within INSPIR under Study Attachments. It is also the responsibility of the PI to
ensure that all required institutional approvals have been obtained prior to initiating
any research activities.
Sincerely yours,

Signature applied by Matthew Ogrodnik on 03/06/2014 09:49:35 AM EST

Senior IRB Analyst

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