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Policy No.: '''8013'''<br />
Policy No.: '''8013'''<br />
Effective Date: '''03/15/2012'''<br />
Effective Date: '''03/15/2012'''<br />
Revised Date: ''' DRAFT 05/01/18'''<br />
Revised Date: ''' DRAFT 05/30/18'''<br />
Reviewed Date: <br /><br />
Reviewed Date: <br /><br />
<big>'''Human Tissue Use and Transfer Policy'''</big>
<big>'''Human Tissue Use and Transfer Policy'''</big>
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IRB Resources. Refer to the following policies and IRB applications and resources for further information:   
IRB Resources. Refer to the following policies and IRB applications and resources for further information:   
:i. UNMC Human Research Protection Program Policies & Procedures #7.1, "Banking Human Biological Material for Future Research"
:i. UNMC Human Research Protection Program Policies & Procedures #7.1, "Banking Human Biological Material for Future Research"
:ii. UNMC IRB Human Biological Material applications and Educational Guides
:ii. UNMC Human Research Protection Program Policies & Procedures #7.2, "Human Biological Material Use in Research"
Investigators leaving UNMC. Investigators who leave UNMC are prohibited from taking tissue specimens or the resultant data with them unless they have prior written approval from their department chair, college dean, IRB chair (if IRB-regulated) and the Vice Chancellor for Research. Investigators will be required to complete a Material Transfer Agreement (MTA) and submit it to the UneMed office before tissue transfers can take place. The investigator must pay all the costs of transfer, unless the MTA specifies another source of payment.
:iii. UNMC IRB Human Biological Material applications
:Investigators will be required to contact UNeMed with a request to have UNeMed complete a Material Transfer Agreement (MTA) for any planned tissue transfer. The MTA must be completed and signed by all relevant parties before the transfer can take place.
===Use/Transfer for Educational Purposes===
===Use/Transfer for Educational Purposes===
====Use for UNMC Education====
====Use for UNMC Education====
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*[https://www.unmc.edu/academicaffairs/_documents/compliance/ExportControlReviewFormShipping.pdf Request for Export Controls Review Application]
*[https://www.unmc.edu/academicaffairs/_documents/compliance/ExportControlReviewFormShipping.pdf Request for Export Controls Review Application]
*[https://net.unmc.edu/rss/ UNMC Human Research Protection Program Policies & Procedures #7.1, "Banking Human Biological Material for Future Research"] (available with login on UNMC Research Support System server)
*[https://net.unmc.edu/rss/ UNMC Human Research Protection Program Policies & Procedures #7.1, "Banking Human Biological Material for Future Research"] (available with login on UNMC Research Support System server)
*[https://net.unmc.edu/rss/ UNMC Human Research Protection Program Policies & Procedures #7.2, "Human Biological Material Use in Research"] (available with login on UNMC Research Support System server)
*[https://www.unmc.edu/academicaffairs/_documents/compliance/Infectious_Disease_Control_Policies.pdf UNMC College of Dentistry Infectious Disease Control Policy]
*[https://www.unmc.edu/academicaffairs/_documents/compliance/Infectious_Disease_Control_Policies.pdf UNMC College of Dentistry Infectious Disease Control Policy]
*[https://www.unemed.com UNeMed]
*[https://www.unemed.com UNeMed]
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