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Best Practices. Reviewing Classified Human Subject Research at DOE Sites Terry Reser & Sherry Davis November 13, 2009. Do you know…. Is classified HS research being conducted at your site? How confident are you of your answer? How can you find out? Who can you call?

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  1. Best Practices Reviewing Classified Human Subject Research at DOE Sites Terry Reser & Sherry Davis November 13, 2009

  2. Do you know… • Is classified HS research being conducted at your site? • How confident are you of your answer? • How can you find out? • Who can you call? • If it is, do you know what to do? Best Practices – Classified HS Research

  3. Federal Requirements Only 2 • 10 CFR 745 -- no Expedited review for classified research • DOE 443.1A – must notify DOE/NNSA Program Managers of classified research Best Practices – Classified HS Research

  4. Background Last 12 years… • Clinton Memo of 1997 • Very prescriptive • No consensus • Never implemented • Only result: Common Rule amended to disallow expedited review for classified • No written guidance, no SOP • Starting point – what you ought to know Best Practices – Classified HS Research

  5. Step 1 Is it classified? • Standard question on your IRB application • PI must make this call – not the IRB • What makes it classified? • Can study be fully described without that information? • If so, classified review may not be required • If not, classified review is the only option Best Practices – Classified HS Research

  6. Step 1 (cont’d) What makes it classified? •  results • application/implementation •  sponsor •  purpose (implies deception) •  equipment or material or process involved •  everything Best Practices – Classified HS Research

  7. Step 1 (cont’d) Is it Generalizable? • In classified research, “generalizable” may have a different connotation • By definition, classified information has a limited distribution • Need to Know (NTK), clearance level • IRB of Record must decide how that impacts “generalizable knowledge” Best Practices – Classified HS Research

  8. Step 2 Handling Classified Information • What clearance level is required for review? • What training for Administrator, for IRB members? • Where can your IRB meet to discuss? • Where can you store records? • Who determines whether your meeting minutes & notes are classified? Best Practices – Classified HS Research

  9. Step 3 What gets Reported? • Notify DOE HSR Program manager (and NNSA if applicable) about a classified study • Do not include classified studies in the annual HSRD database report • Report classified studies to DOE/IN via a secure method. Best Practices – Classified HS Research

  10. Step 4 Which institutions are involved? • ID all institutions and the role of each • Does each have an IRB? • Do all agree on review? Who determines? • Who manages the overall study? • Who is directly involved with subjects? • If WFO, has DOE/IN reviewed the study? Best Practices – Classified HS Research

  11. Step 6 Clarify Researcher roles • ID all researchers and the role of each • Are there multiple PIs? • Who will work with subjects (each site)? • Who will collect the data (each site)? • Who will analyze the data? Best Practices – Classified HS Research

  12. Step 7 Where will study occur? • Domestic? Foreign? • What countries are involved? • If outside US, see the International Compilation of Human Subject Research Protections for country-specific laws • Are there multiple data collection sites? • Are there separate sites for data analysis? Best Practices – Classified HS Research

  13. Step 8 Classified HTM or HSCB? • DOE and NNSA consider HTM and Human Social Cultural Behavior Modeling (HSCB) to be human subject research • The sponsor may not Best Practices – Classified HS Research

  14. Step 9 Is Deception Involved? • Does anyone not receive full knowledge? • Is the deception justified? • Could concealed info affect subjects? • Will those deceived be briefed about the deception after the study? Best Practices – Classified HS Research

  15. Step 10 Potential for Mischief • Identify any factors that might have the potential to adversely impact subjects, researchers, your institution, or DOE’s reputation • The potential for controversy might involve different considerations in a classified study than in a non-classified one Best Practices – Classified HS Research

  16. Step 11 Identify issues specific to your site • Institutional policies • Export control issues • Additional approvals Best Practices – Classified HS Research

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