NCIPC Determination of Non-applicability of IRB Review

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NCIPC Determination of Applicability of Human Subjects Regulations,
Request to Classify Project as Not Involving Human Subjects or Research
Project/FOA Title: ________________________________________________________________________________
Grants for Injury Control and Research Centers
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
Science Officer(s): _________________________________
Division: ____________
Telephone: _______________
Karin Mack, Assoc Dir for Science
DARPI
770-488-4389
Ethics Verification Number: ______________________
2978
Project Officer(s): _________________________________
Lakeesha Smith

Division: ____________
Telephone: _______________
DARPI
770.488.3687
Ethics Verification Number: ______________________

08/01/2017 Ending: ___________
07/31/2019
Proposed Project Dates: Starting: ___________
Award Title: _____________________________________________________________________________________
Grants for Injury Control Research Centers
Award Institution: ________________________________________________________________________________
Injury Control Research Centers (ICRCs)- see list below
Funding Mechanism #__________________
CE12-001;14-001
• FOA#: __________________
• Cooperative Agreement #: __________________
• Grant #: __________________
• Contract#: __________________
Funding Sponsor: _________________________________________________________________________________
Number of Participants in Study: __________
Intramural or

Extramural

Categories of data collection that do not constitute human subjects research OR do involve human subjects but CDC not
engaged are listed below. Please check appropriate category:

I. Activity is not research. Primary intent is public health practice: disease/injury control, surveillance,
improvement of programs or services. Objectives focused on a specific population.
A. Epidemic/endemic disease/injury control activity; collected data directly relate to immediate disease
control needs.
B. Routine disease/injury surveillance activity; data used for disease control program or policy purposes
for a specific health condition/disease in a specific population and setting. (Includes disease reporting)
C. Program evaluation activity; data are used primarily for assessing, monitoring or improving a program
in a specific population/setting.

Justification: Please attach project goals/aims, objectives, design, setting and participants, methods, and data sources.

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-ORII. Activity is research but does NOT involve identifiable human subjects. Primary intent is to develop or
contribute to generalizable knowledge.
A. Activity is research involving collection/analysis of data about health facilities or other
organizations or units, which are not individual persons.... or...
B. Activity is research involving data and/or specimens from deceased persons.

Justification: Please attach project goals/aims, objectives, design, setting and participants, methods, and data sources.
-ORIII. Activity is research involving human subjects but CDC – including employees, visiting scientists, fellows,
and on-site contractors (but not off-site contractors or other collaborators) - will NOT obtain data by
intervening or interacting with participants and will NOT have access to identifiable (including coded)
private data or biological specimens.
Justification: Please provide a summary of CDC’s role and explain that CDC will not be “engaged” in either obtaining
data by intervening or interacting with participants or have access to identifiable data. Staff can have access to
data that have been stripped of the codes that link information to individuals and still be considered to not be
“engaged” in human subjects research. Also, please attach a summary of project goals/aims, objectives, design,
setting and participants, methods, other data sources and plans for local IRB review.
Once local IRB approval has been obtained please forward a copy (electronic preferred) to Jahlani Akil - the
Human Subjects Contact - for records keeping purposes.

Attach project description in enough detail to clarify “non-human subjects”, “non-research” or “not-engaged” nature of
the product.
Comments/Rationale:
Although CDC Human Subjects (IRB) review is not required in this instance, investigators/project officers are expected
to adhere to ethical principles and standards by respecting and protecting to the maximum extent possible the privacy,
confidentiality and autonomy of participants. All applicable State and Federal privacy laws must be followed.
Additional Comments:

Annual Progress Reporting Form for ICRC's: Columbia University, John Hopkins University, University of
Iowa, University of Michigan, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, The Research Institute at Nationwide
Children's Hospital, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, University of Pennsylvania, University of
Rochester, West Virginia University.

Required Signatures:
Digitally signed by Karin A. Mack
DN: cn=Karin A. Mack, o=Division of Analysis,
Research, and Practice Integration,
ou=DARPI, [email protected], c=US
Date: 2016.12.02 12:32:24 -05'00'
12/02/2016
_______________________________________________________________________________________

Karin A. Mack

Division Official (e.g., Director or ADS)

Date

Digitally signed by Karen C. Angel

Karen C. Angel -S -S
Date: 2016.12.02 14:11:32 -05'00'

12/02/2016
________________________________________________________________________________________
National Center Human Subjects Contact
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