1. To start the presentation, click on this button in the lower right corner of your screen. The presentation will begin after the screen changes and you press enter.
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2. Posted correspondence
in eResearch Regulatory Management
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University of Michigan IRB Collaborative

3. eResearch correspondence Posted correspondence
eResearch Regulatory Management
enables users to communicate within eResearch
study team members
listed in eResearch application
IRB members/staff
other committees involved in eResearch process
stored permanently with submission
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4. eResearch correspondence Posted correspondence Common uses
issues study team must address
study team members’ responses to issues raised
communication among study team members regarding submission
communication among committees involved in review/approval process
other uses
Communication only
correspondence not considered during IRB or other committee review
Use Edit Study to revise submission.
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5. eResearch correspondence Categories of posted correspondence
to allow users to control who has access to communications
Post Correspondence
Post Anonymous Correspondence
For Reviewers and IRB Office
For IRB Office Staff Only
For Ancillary and IRB Office
other categories
Availability of correspondence categories depends on user’s role
Study team
may send/view Post Correspondence category only
IRB reviewers/office staff
ancillary committees
Conflict of Interest offices
CRAO
others
other committees
utilize available correspondence categories to
post
read
control access
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6. eResearch correspondence Viewing posted correspondence
Activities and Correspondence
Post Correspondence
Main tab
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7. eResearch correspondence Viewing posted correspondence
Activities and Correspondence
Post Correspondence
Main tab
communications limited to particular roles
limited-access tabs
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8. eResearch correspondence
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9. eResearch correspondence
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10. eResearch correspondence
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11. eResearch correspondence
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12. eResearch correspondence Post Anonymous Correspondence
available to certain users to conceal their identity in correspondence
does not allow users to issue notification through eResearch
once posted, appears in the main Activity and Correspondence area
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13. eResearch correspondence
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14. eResearch correspondence Posted correspondence is permanent.
Ensure that correspondence is appropriate for others to view.
Do not disclose confidential information in correspondence.
HIPAA Privacy Rule
other confidentiality-related
laws
regulations
institutional policies
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15. Posted correspondence in eResearch Regulatory Management
eResearch correspondence
Posted correspondence in eResearch Regulatory Management
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16. Thank you.
Brian Seabolt
IRBMED
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