Reporting Unanticipated Problems & Adverse Events
The IRB is no longer accepting (as of November 1, 2007) reports of individual AEs and SAEs unless they represent Unanticipated Problems. The requirements for reporting of AEs and SAEs have changed significantly.
Click here for a checklist for investigators to use to assess their current compliance with AE and UP reporting requirements and plan for future reporting
Click here for the November 2007 Clinical Research Seminar: Reporting Unanticipated Problems and Adverse Events: A Change in Policy
Click here for a printer friendly copy of the October 2007 CR Times article that explains the changes in detail.
Click here for the Instructions on how to complete the UPSER form in INSPIR (to report Unanticipated Problems and summaries of Adverse Events)
Click here for a copy of the Unanticipated Problem and AE reporting Algorithm
Click here for a table showing How and When to Report AEs and Unanticipated Problems
Click here for the Reporting Cheatsheet
Click here for a letter to sponsers regarding the change in our policy for reporting to the IRB AEs, and Unanticipated Problems
Click here for a DSMP template for non-GCRC studies
