Policies Apr 28, 2023 Privacy and Confidentiality Protections for Individual-Level Data Policy The University of Michigan Medical School (UMMS) Central Biorepository (CBR) is a repository of human biospecimens that serves as central storage facility, point of research access, and administrative hub for research using these biospecimens and... Tags: Data Use Biorepository Use
Policies Apr 1, 2023 Establishment of Biospecimen Collections Within the Central Biorepository The UMMS Central Biorepository (CBR) is a repository of human biospecimens that serves as central storage facility, point of research access, and administrative hub for research using these biospecimens and data associated with, or derived from them... Tags: Data Use Biorepository Use
Policies Jun 18, 2020 Use and Distribution of Biospecimens and Data Policy The University of Michigan Medical School (“UMMS”) Central Biorepository (“CBR”) is a repository of human biospecimens that serves as central storage facility, point of research access, and administrative hub for research using these biospecimens... Tags: Data Use Biorepository Use
Policies Mar 19, 2018 Consent and HIPAA Privacy Rule Authorization Policy This policy aims to ensure that donor preferences are given due respect in the conduct of research projects that are facilitated by the Central Biorepository (CBR). This policy operates subject to the University of Michigan Medical School Policy for... Tags: Data Use Biorepository Use
Policies Jun 17, 2017 University of Michigan Medical School Central Biorepository Policy Acknowledgment and Authorship It is important to recognize the University of Michigan Medical School (UMMS) Central Biorepository (CBR) and the Principal Investigators who collect research materials for the contributions they make to scientific advancement of projects utilizing...
Policies Jun 15, 2017 Institutional Review Board Oversight Policy This policy is to ensure that Central Biorepository (“CBR”) operations, and research projects facilitated by the CBR, undergo appropriate ethics committee review to protect human research subjects.
