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Title: Office of Research and Development


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  • Office of Research and Development
  • Local Accountability Meeting
  • January 2009

2
  • Mission and Challenges
  • VHA Handbook 1058.01 Reporting Research Events

3
  • Advise Under Secretary for Health
  • Monitor / Review / Investigate Compliance
  • Protection of Human Subjects
  • Laboratory Animal Welfare
  • Research Safety Research Security
  • Research Information Security
  • Research Misconduct

4
Regional Offices
Midwestern Hines, IL VISNs 11, 12, 15, 19, 23
Northeastern Bedford, MA VISNs 1, 2, 3
  • Western
  • Loma Linda, CA
  • VISNs 18, 20, 21, 22

Mid-Atlantic Washington, DC VISNs 4, 5, 6, 9, 10
  • Southern
  • Atlanta, GA
  • VISNs 7, 8, 16, 17

5
  • Trends in Research Compliance
  • Increasing Challenges for Program Oversight
    (CY2006 ? Present)
  • Facility Director Leadership
  • Facility-Level Program Oversight
  • Auditing and Monitoring to Enhance Compliance
  • Aging Infrastructure
  • Relationships with Academic Affiliates

6
  • Action Plans Meeting Current Challenges
  • Facility Director Leadership
  • ? Leadership Accountability Training (ORD)
  • Mandatory Attendance (January 2009)
  • ? Annual Certification of Research Oversight
    (ORO)
  • Began July 1, 2007 (ORO)

7
  • Action Plans Meeting Current Challenges
  • Facility-Level Program Oversight
  • ? Research Administrative Review (ORD)
  • Define Roles Accountability for ACOS/R,
  • AO/R, RD Committee
  • ? Leadership Accountability Training (ORD)
  • Mandatory Attendance (January 2009)
  • ? Facility Investigator Training Program
    Required

8
  • Action Plans Meeting Current Challenges
  • Auditing Monitoring
  • Facility Research Compliance Officer Required
  • Effective December 31. 2008 (detailed or
    permanent)
  • Must Report to Facility Director
    (Mandatory)
  • Direct Reporting of Non-Compliance to ORO
  • Annual 100 Audit of Informed Consent
  • Tri-Annual Regulatory Audit of all Protocols
  • Audit Results Reported to ORO
  • Add Audit Monitoring to ORO On-Site Reviews
  • Research Compliance Officer Training (ORO)

9
Action Plans Meeting Current Challenges
  • Aging Infrastructure
  • Infrastructure Review (ORD)
  • Research Allocation Review (ORD, Finance, 10N)
  • ORD Research Administration IT Solution Work
    Group

10
  • Action Plans Meeting Current Challenges
  • Relationships with Academic Affiliates
  • AAMC VA Working Group
  • VHA OGC OIT Working Group
  • Use of Oversight Committees
  • Research Service Responsibilities
  • Data Ownership
  • Data Storage and Use

11
  • ORO On-Site Program Reviews
  • (Human, Animal, Safety, Info Sec, etc)

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  • Facility-Identified Noncompliance

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VHA Handbook 1058.01 Reporting Research Events
  • Replaces All Previous ORO Reporting Requirements
  • Human Research
  • Animal Research
  • Research Safety
  • Research Laboratory Security
  • Research Information Protection
  • Includes Reporting
  • Within the Facility
  • To ORO
  • New Definitions and Reporting for Human Research
  • Unanticipated Problems / Serious Adverse Events
  • Serious of Continuing Noncompliance

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VHA Handbook 1058.01 Reporting Research Events
  • New Definitions
  • Administrative Hold.
  • A voluntary interruption of research enrollments
    and/or ongoing research activities.
  • Does not apply to interruptions of research
    related to concerns regarding
  • The safety, rights, or welfare of human research
    subjects, research investigators, research staff,
    or others or
  • The safety or welfare of laboratory animals.

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VHA Handbook 1058.01 Reporting Research Events
  • New Definitions
  • Serious Noncompliance.
  • Failure to adhere to the laws, regulations, or
    policies governing VA research that
  • Results in substantive harm or damage (or risk of
    substantive harm or damage) to the safety,
    rights, or welfare of human subjects, research
    staff or others or
  • Results in substantive harm or damage (or risk of
    substantive harm or damage) to the safety or
    welfare of laboratory animals or
  • Substantively compromises the integrity or
    effectiveness of research protections, either
    systemically or relative to a particular protocol
    or project.

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VHA Handbook 1058.01 Reporting Research Events
  • New Definitions
  • Serious AE (SAE) / Serious Problem.
  • An AE or problem that involves or results in
  • Death, a life-threatening experience, inpatient
    hospitalization, prolongation of hospitalization,
    persistent or significant disability or
    incapacity, congenital anomaly, or birth defect
    or
  • Substantive harm or damage (or risk of
    substantive harm or damage) to the safety,
    rights, or welfare of research subjects, research
    staff or
  • Substantive harm or damage (or risk of
    substantive harm or damage) to the safety or
    welfare of laboratory animals or
  • The need for medical, surgical, behavioral,
    social, or other intervention to prevent any of
    the above.

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VHA Handbook 1058.01 Reporting Research Events
  • New Definitions
  • Continuing Noncompliance.
  • Persistent or repeated failure to satisfy VA or
    other federal research requirements,
  • Either in the past or extending into the present.
  • Unanticipated Problem in Research.
  • Any problem in research that is not expected
  • In terms of nature, severity, or frequency of
    occurrence
  • As documented in the protocol or other materials
    approved by the RDC, IRB, IACUC, etc.
  • For human research, may include the informed
    consent document, clinical investigators
    brochure, product labeling, etc.

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VHA Handbook 1058.01 Reporting Research Events
  • General Requirements
  • Facility Director must report to ORO
  • Within 5 business days of being informed of a
    reportable event
  • Report must be in writing and signed
  • Report required whether or not event has been
    resolved
  • Followup reports as required by ORO

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VHA Handbook 1058.01 Reporting Research Events
  • Human Research
  • Unanticipated Problems Involving Risks
    (Subjects/Others)
  • Must be reported to the IRB and ACOS/R within
  • 5 business days of discovery
  • Unanticipated problems include
  • Interruptions of research due to concerns about
    safety, rights, or welfare of subjects, research
    personnel, or others
  • Work-related injuries requiring more than minor
    medical intervention or lead to serious injury or
    death
  • Any PBM Alerts related to a facility research
    project
  • All Unanticipated Serious Adverse Events

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VHA Handbook 1058.01 Reporting Research Events
  • IRB Review of Unanticipated Problems and SAEs
  • Within 5 business days of report, a designated
    voting IRB Member/Reviewer (or the convened IRB)
    must
  • Determine and document whether event is related,
    possibly related, or unrelated to the research.
  • If related or possibly related, must determine
    that event is
  • Not Serious, No Action Required
  • Not Serious, But Minor Changes Needed via
    Expedited Review.
  • Serious, Immediate Action Needed to Prevent Harm,
    Report to Facility Director within 5 business
    days, Refer to Convened IRB Review for Resolution
  • Serious, but Immediate Action Not Needed to
    Prevent Harm, Report to Facility Director within
    5 business days, Refer to Convened IRB Review for
    Resolution

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VHA Handbook 1058.01 Reporting Research Events
  • Serious or Continuing Noncompliance
  • Must be reported to the IRB and ACOS/R within
  • 5 business days of discovery
  • If IRB determines serious or continuing
    noncompliance occurred, must be reported to
    Facility Director within 5 business days.
  • If discovered during an RCO informed consent or
    regulatory audit, must be reported with 5
    business days to
  • Facility Director
  • ACOS/R
  • IRB for Review and Resolution
  • RD Committee

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VHA Handbook 1058.01 Reporting Research Events
  • Report to ORO Regional Office
  • Problems (including AEs) Involving Risks to
    Subjects or Other that are
  • Serious and Unanticipated and Related (or
    Possible Related) to the Research
  • Serious or Continuing Noncompliance
  • If identified by an RCO informed consent or
    regulatory audit, must also be reported to VISN
    Director and CRADO
  • Suspensions or Terminations of IRB approval

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VHA Handbook 1058.01 Reporting Research Events
  • Report to ORO Central Office
  • (Copy to ORO Regional Office)
  • Assurance Changes
  • IRB Changes
  • MOU Changes
  • Accreditation Problems

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VHA Handbook 1058.01 Reporting Research Events
  • Comparable Reporting Required for
  • Animal Welfare
  • Research Safety
  • Research Laboratory Security
  • Research Information Protection
  • Alleged Research Misconduct
  • Handbook Includes Summary Tables and Decision
    Charts to aid in facility decision making
  • Local SOPs Required for All Required Internal and
    External Reporting

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  • http//www.1.va.gov/oro/
  • 1717 H Street, NW, Suite 500 (10R)
  • Washington, D.C. 20420
  • PHONE (202) 266-4577
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