Please note that our IRB submission application processes also use an electronic format using CyberIRB. Find answers to CyberIRB FAQs.
Before beginning research at Aurora, you’ll need to apply for institutional review board (IRB) review. Visit the Starting a Research Application page for guidance about:
The RSPP Investigator Manual [PDF] covers every aspect of the research process, from choosing a research topic to how long to keep records after research is complete.
To clarify common terms and acronyms used in Aurora’s research forms, please refer to the glossary [PDF].
After you have completed researcher training and secured RAP, you can prepare to submit your research application. Download the forms you need:
Several research forms help you report to our IRB on ongoing research studies or completed research. Download forms for ongoing work:
Clinical research sometimes requires changes. We help you maintain regulatory compliance and protect human research subjects. Document changes using these research forms:
Some research involves special circumstances. Find Aurora Health Care forms and more information about: