IntegReview is delighted to celebrate our 15 year anniversary on
January 26, 2014!
Individual commitment to a group effort - that is what makes a team work, a company work, a society work, a civilization work.
-Vince Lombardi
Thank you for your continued trust & business that helps makes us successful. Please meet and welcome our newest professionals:
Tony Dominguez, IRB Administrative Associate
Torey Turner, IRB Administrative Associate
Brady Mayfield, IRB Administrative Associate
Zachary Heine, QC Associate
Schuyler Nelson-Brown, IRB Administrative Associate
Bridget Briseno, Office Assistant |
IntegReview Interoffice Announcements
October 6 - Rosa Sandoval, IRB Coordinator/Co-chair
October 6 - Fe Sandoval, QC Associate
10+ YEAR ANNIVERSARIES
October 2 - Terry Meyer, Vice President of Accounts (10)
October 22 - Melanie Flores, Director of Compliance (12)
November 12 - Lou Ashcraft, IRB Administrative Associate I (12)
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IntegReview is proud to support community organizations either through donations, corporate sponsorship, fundraising efforts and/or raising awareness by "walking for the cause".
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It is our commitment to provide exemplary protection to subjects while overseeing your research project. Customers who entrust their business to us share a common desire to protect research subjects. We pledge to do everything possible to earn the respect and trust of our customers while delivering a service that exceeds customer expectations.
Your interest and satisfaction is important to us. If there is information/content you would like to see in upcoming issues please let us know by emailing [email protected]. |
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Federal Agency Inspection
 IntegReview's most recent inspection performed by The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) that occurred in May 2013, resulted in no deficiencies, no inspectional observations and no Form 483 was issued. |
Using Central IRBs for Multicenter Clinical Trials in the United States
 Research institutions differ in their willingness to defer to a single, central IRB for multicenter clinical trials, despite statements from the FDA, OHRP, and NIH in support of using central IRBs to improve the efficiency of conducting trials. The Clinical Trials Transformation Initiative (CTTI) supported this project to solicit current perceptions of barriers to the use of central IRBs and to formulate potential solutions. They held discussions with IRB experts, interviewed representatives of research institutions, and held an expert meeting with diverse stakeholder groups and thought leaders. They found that many perceived barriers relate to conflating responsibilities of the institution with the ethical review responsibilities of the IRB. They identified the need for concrete tools to help research institutions separate institutional responsibilities from ethical responsibilities required of the IRB. One such tool is a document they created that delineates these responsibilities and how they might be assigned to each entity, or, in some cases, both entities. This tool and project recommendations will be broadly disseminated to facilitate the use of central IRBs in multicenter trials. The ultimate goal is to increase the nation's capacity to efficiently conduct the large number of high-quality trials.
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Take advantage of nine free basic courses for investigative sites that IntegReview offers by registering on the Training Campus located on IntegReview's website.
Free Courses Include:
- The History of Clinical Research
- Participant Recruitment for Beginners
- Advanced Participant Recruitment
- Clinical Research Site Study Close Out
- Investigator Responsibilities in Clinical Research
- Regulatory Document Submission
- Ethics in Clinical Research
- Site Selection and Initiation Procedures
- Building a Successful Clinical Research Site
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What Our Customers Are Saying...
 "Multiple meeting dates, quick turn-around while still maintaining high quality standard."
"Good service, good QC, regulatory guidance."
"Thank you for your business and for your staff, they are all great! I receive great service from everyone I talk to."
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Upcoming Events in 2014
February 22: IntegReview Human Research Protection Training Seminar; Austin, TX
April 26-29: ACRP; San Antonio, TX (Exhibitor)
June 15-19: DIA; San Diego, CA (Exhibitor)
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You can count on IntegReview to provide the highest quality IRB services. We welcome the opportunity to assist you with your future research projects and look forward to a continuing relationship. |
 IntegReview Ethical Review Board 3001 S. Lamar Blvd., Suite 210
Austin, Texas 78704
512.326.3001 512.697.0085 (fax)
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