This template should be used when submitting the Humanitarian Use Device (HUD) informed consent documents. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) defines a Humanitarian Use Device (HUD) as “a medical device intended to benefit patients in the...

Investigators are responsible for understanding and following the IRBMED Guidance for non-English speaking subjects before using the forms below. Please note, the instructions on this page are for filling out the form, NOT the guidance for using a...

This template should be used when creating a One-Time Blood or Specimen Sample ( Minimal Risk ) informed consent document. You may not use this template if you plan to conduct genetic analysis on subjects’ samples you plan to submit subjects’...

This template should be used when creating an Eligibility Screening Informed Consent document. This template may be used only for eligibility screening and only if screening procedures pose no more than minimal risk to subjects. You may not use this...

To request data, complete a Data Set Specification to define your subject population (inclusion/ exclusion criteria) and the data elements needed in your data set. Note: You may save your work and submit at a later time

(Recommended for ages 10 to 14-years-old as well as 14 to 17-year-olds when the study involves drug or pregnancy testing and/or birth control.) Return to I nformed Consent Templates page.