If federally funded research involves collaboration with an organization that is "engaged" in research in a foreign country, the foreign organization can rely on the U. S. institution's IRB for its review. True / False.

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Janitor

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26 October, 04:36

If federally funded research involves collaboration with an organization that is "engaged" in research in a foreign country, the foreign organization can rely on the U. S. institution's IRB for its review. True / False.

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Jacqueline Thompson · Answer 1

Answer: True

Explanation:

A foreign organization can always rely for review on Institutional Review Board which is a United States institution, if the research or study tends to involve collaboration and association with an institution or organization which is therefore engaged in research or study in a foreign nation.

The IRB is referred to as an administrative organ which was established in order to protect welfare and rights of subjects especially human, which have been recruited in order to participate in study or research activities that are conducted under protection of an organization.