{"id":13402,"date":"2017-03-01T16:20:14","date_gmt":"2017-03-02T00:20:14","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.washington.edu\/research\/?page_id=13402"},"modified":"2026-03-30T16:44:59","modified_gmt":"2026-03-30T23:44:59","slug":"compliance-proposals-and-agreements","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/www.washington.edu\/research\/myresearch-lifecycle\/plan-and-propose\/compliance-proposals-and-agreements\/","title":{"rendered":"Compliance for Proposals and Agreements (Non-Financial)"},"content":{"rendered":"
Understanding the potential impacts of non-fiscal regulatory compliance to specific projects at time of proposal or when reviewing agreements can help streamline eGC1 review and processing.<\/p>\n
The eGC1 in SAGE requires eGC1 preparers to provide responses to a variety of non-fiscal compliance topics. OSP refers to campus responses to these questions during proposal and award review to ensure 91探花compliance with regulations and sponsor policies.<\/p>\n
We highly recommend eGC1 preparers coordinate all responses to the non-fiscal compliance questions with the Principal Investigator and other members of the project team as needed. The eGC1 also allows you to send a direct link to sections of an eGC1<\/a> with the PI and Reviewers who have access to the eGC1.<\/p>\n The following compliance information was designed to help those preparing proposals and After-the-Fact eGC1s understand how to navigate specific non-fiscal compliance areas.<\/p>\n Activities that meet the regulatory definition of human subjects research require either IRB review or a determination of exempt status. Information about the review process and requirements can be found on the Human Subjects Division website<\/a>. Visit HSD\u2019s Getting Started<\/a> page if you have questions about whether review is required, you are new to human research, or you are new to the 91探花.<\/p>\n Although most sponsors do not require IRB approval at the proposal stage, there are some human subjects requirements that are important to consider at this time:<\/p>\n Consult with the Human Subjects Division by emailing hsdinfo@uw.edu<\/a> or by contacting the HSD staff team that serves your department<\/a>.<\/p>\n If you will have Human Subjects you must mark the Human Subjects question on the eGC1<\/a> (HS-1) with [YES].<\/p>\n At the proposal stage most sponsors do not require IRB approval.<\/p>\n Review guidance on Delayed Onset Human Research (DOHR)<\/a>. Answer [YES] to HS-1A on the eGC1, If the human subjects research:<\/p>\n In most cases you can indicate IRB approval is pending on your eGC1 on HS-1B of the eGC1.<\/p>\n For federal and non-federal clinical trials<\/a>: will the project involve use of 91探花Medicine clinical services or clinical space as a site of patient care, or include medical treatment of a patient by a 91探花Physicians provider? Mark eGC1 HS-1C [YES].<\/p>\n We recommend using the institutional REDCap Study Intake Form<\/a> prior to completing the eGC1.<\/p>\n Benefits of using the Study Intake Form include:<\/p>\n If human embryonic stem cells (hESC) will be used in the research, mark HS-2 [YES]. Review guidance from the Human Embryo and Embryonic Stem Cell Research Oversight Committee<\/a> (ESCRO).<\/p>\n The hESC Committee provides scientific and ethical review of proposed human embryo and hESC research including compliance with applicable regulatory requirements and 91探花policies.<\/p>\n Consult with the Office of Animal Welfare (OAW)<\/a> by emailing oawrss@uw.edu<\/a> to discuss:<\/p>\n If the project involves work with vertebrate animals, cephalopods, or their tissues at 91探花or another performance site, Question AU-1 on the SAGE eGC1 must be marked [YES]. You will also need to identify whether the project is associated with a new Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) protocol or an existing one, and if an amendment to an existing protocol(s) is needed. Review Animal Use<\/a> for assistance completing this section of the eGC1.<\/p>\n Note: All animal work must be approved on an IACUC protocol at the time of award for funds to be released. When an award is made:<\/p>\n There will be institutional and sponsor requirements involving Environmental Health & Safety. Review the EH&S Introduction to Research Safety<\/a> to understand important elements required for safety and compliance in your research space. Researchers and their teams should plan and apply for all necessary authorizations:<\/p>\nDoes your project involve human subjects research?<\/h2>\n
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Human Subjects Research and the eGC1 Questions<\/h3>\n
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