"Institutional Review Boards" by Christopher Jackson, Philip J. Candilis et al.

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Institutional Review Boards: What Do They Do? How Do They Protect Subjects?

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Christopher Jackson, University of Massachusetts Medical School
Philip J. Candilis, University of Massachusetts Medical SchoolFollow
Suzanne Garverich, University of Massachusetts Medical SchoolFollow
Lauren A. Gellar, University of Massachusetts Medical SchoolFollow
Charles W. Lidz, University of Massachusetts Medical SchoolFollow
Teresa Roach, University of Massachusetts Medical School

Document Type

Psychiatry Issue Brief

Publication Date

2008-8

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Jackson, C., Candilis, P. J., Garverich, S., Gellar, L. A., Lidz, C. W., & Roach, T. (2008). Institutional Review Boards: What Do They Do? How Do They Protect Subjects?. Psychiatry Information in Brief, 5 (5). Retrieved from https://escholarship.umassmed.edu/pib/vol5/iss5/1

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Ethics

Keywords

Policy

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Christopher Jackson, Philip J. Candilis, Suzanne Garverich, Lauren A. Gellar, Charles W. Lidz, and Teresa Roach

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