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Jason Malone, CIP
Clinical Compliance Officer

UWMC SS702
356178
(206) 598-4734
jmmalone@u.washington.edu

Research Subject Advocate Program

Key Services

Human subject safety The Research Subjects Advocate (RSA) program is designed to ensure the safety of people who enroll in research studies performed on the GCRC. We serve as a resource for investigators as well as for study participants.

A Resource for Investigators

Data and Safety Monitoring Plans We help investigators create and implement Data and Safety Monitoring Plans (DSMP) — detailed procedures for how the study will be monitored to assure continued safety of the participants and the integrity of the data collected. We also review the human subjects and DSMP components of all applications to the GCRC. Once applications are approved, we work with investigators to make certain that studies are conducted according to plan and in the safest manner possible. All applications to the GCRC require a DSMP. For assistance with a DSMP, please email or call us early in the development of your protocol. We encourage you to take advantage of the GCRC's other available consultations as well.

Training We provide ongoing education to investigators and research staff about regulatory compliance, informed consent, Good Clinical Practice (GCP), Good Laboratory Practice (GLP) and Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) as appropriate.

A Resource for Study Participants

We are happy to respond to general questions from people who are considering enrolling in a clinical trial at the GCRC or those who have already enrolled. At the request of the investigator or participant, we are available to observe the informed consent conference. Please call or email us using the contact information listed in the Quick Help box above. More information for Study Participants.

Independent Oversight

Studies conducted through the GCRC are monitored commensurate with the risks posed by each protocol. We verify that various aspects of the SAC approved protocol are functioning as proposed: informed consent, eligibility review, and compliance to the approved DSMP. We also monitor that adverse events are reported by the PI to the study sponsor, the GCRC , the FDA and the Institutional Review Board as indicated.

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