Disclaimer: The list of forms is not all-inclusive. Additional forms will be added as the site grows.
Proposal Forms
Proposal Samples
Compliance Forms:
Animal Care & Use Forms
Templates:
Conflict of Interest:
IRB Human Subjects Forms
Tech Tip! Each IRB form is available in two different formats,
.rtf (rich text format) and
.doc (Microsoft Word). MAC and Linux-based operating system users should use the .doc (Microsoft Word) format only as we have experienced problems upon receiving .rtf forms from those users.
.rtf
.doc Amendment Form
.rtf
.doc Application for Non-Human Subjects Research
.rtf
.doc Application for Non-Research Student Projects
.rtf
.doc Assent To Participate in Research Template
.rtf
.doc Authorization for the Release of Health Information for Research
.rtf
.doc Children Request Form
.rtf
.doc Closeout Report
.rtf
.doc Continuing Review - Open to Enrollment
.rtf
.doc Continuing Review - Closed to Enrollment
.rtf
.doc Documentation of Review and Approval
.rtf
.doc Exempt Research Checklist
.rtf
.doc Expedited Research Checklist
.rtf
.doc Informed Consent Template
.rtf
.doc Inclusion of Cognitively Impaired Individuals
.rtf
.doc Inclusion Pregnant Women, Human Fetuses, and Neonates
.rtf
.doc Noncompliance Reporting Form
.rtf
.doc Prisoner Request Form
.rtf
.doc Prompt Reporting Form
.rtf
.doc Recruitment Checklist
.rtf
.doc Sample Protocol Template
.rtf
.doc Summary Safeguard Statement
.rtf
.doc Human Subjects Education Certification Sample Letter
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IUB Standard Operating Procedures
The IUPUI SOPs were adopted by Indiana University Bloomington (IUB) on 08/18/08.
The IUB Office of Research Administration is in the process of reviewing and revising
these procedures, as necessary and will post them once they are approved.
Biological Safety Forms
Form I - IU IBC BHC Protocol Registration Form (general information)
Form II - Biohazards (includes biohazards and human tissues fluids and cell lines)
Form III - Exempt Host Vector Systems (E. coli, B subtilis, S. cerevisiae, etc)
Form IV - Recombinant DNA Utilizing Microorganisms (Bacteria, viruses, cell culture, fungi)
Form V - Recombinant DNA Utilizing Animals (genetically modified animal, or wild type animal with associated genetically modified microorganism)
Form VI - Recombinant DNA Utilizing Plants (genetically modified plant or whole plant with associated animal, arthropod, or microorganism)
Form VII - Recombinant DNA Utilizing Arthropods (including Drosophila)
Form VIII - Recombinant DNA Utilizing Viral Vectors (including viral sequences present in plasmids)
Form IX - Biological Toxins (recombinant DNA and biohazard combined)
Form X - Select Agent Identification (diagnostic samples, no recombinant DNA)
Additional Resources, extracted from the NIH Guidelines:
Additional Resources, NIH Office of Biotechnology Activities Guidance Documents:
Radiation Safety Forms
Radioactive Material Safety:
X-ray Devices Safety:
Laser Safety: