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In a 2 page essay, discuss two different types of IRBs and their application in different organizations.

How are they different and how are they alike?

How much importance should each organization place in IRBs?

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IRBs in different settings are examined. How much importance each organization should place in IRBs is determined.

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http://www.hhs.gov/ohrp/archive/irb/irb_chapter1.htm
http://www.uwec.edu/ORSP/IRB/about/policies/Types-of-Review.htm
two different types of IRBs and their application in different organizations.

The IRB represents an administrative body that the federal government created to protect human research subject's and their rights by ensuring that their welfare is not infringed upon when they participate in research studies they have been recruited for. The IRB is given the autonomy and the authority in a research study to either approve or disapprove as well as require modifications for all research activities that fall within its jurisdiction, which is specified by both the federal regulations and ...

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