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2023 PRIM&R Annual Conference

Small Research Programs

Populations Requiring Additional Protections

A25 - [IN-PERSON/RECORDED] Developing and Sustaining Tribal IRB Infrastructure: Lessons Learned from the Collaborative Research Center for American Indian Health (CRCAIH) Initiatives

Monday, December 4, 2023
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM ET
Location: Room 206
Live Session Recorded Human Subjects Research Deep Dive Series CIP Accredited
This session will be offered in-person and recorded for on-demand access by in-person PRIMR23 attendees registered for this day, and PRIMR23/SBER23 Virtual Meeting registrants.

Tribal IRBs play an important role in protecting the rights and safety of Native American populations. While tribal IRBs are a critical tool for exercising tribal sovereignty through research oversight, developing and sustaining a tribal IRB requires consistent resources. In this session, speakers will present their experience in developing tribal IRBs through the CRCAIH and provide effective strategies for the long-term sustainability of the IRBs.

Learning Objectives:

  • Review the history and scope of CRCAIH
  • Provide an overview of the tribal regulatory processes at Turtle Mountain Tribal IRB
  • Consider strategies for continued tribal engagement and sustainability of the Tribal IRB office