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Common Application FormPage content: Who should use the form | How to use the form | Download the form modules Please note: The online Common Application is no longer available for the creation of new applications. Users who wish to access past online applications are requested to download these onto their PCs, as access to these applications will only be available until 30 June 2008. Launch Online Common Application form If you have any concerns or queries regarding access to past online applications, please contact: Cameron Tran Who should use the formTo determine whether the Institutional Human Research Ethics Committee to which you are submitting your research accepts the form, see Who uses the Common Application Form? How to use the formThe form consists of a number of modules, all of which have been revised to conform to the National Statement on Ethical Conduct in Research (2007). All applicants must complete:
Applicants undertaking specific types of research must also complete the additional module/s relevant to their research. Each module includes guidelines for answering the questions. We recommend that applicants read the guidelines before completing the form. To submit an application, download the appropriate modules, complete them (using Word), and then consult Applying to Other HRECs for information on how to submit. Download the form modulesAll modules are available in Microsoft Word 6/95 format. To save a file to your local directory, click on the relevant link; if the file opens without a 'save' prompt, use the Save As option from the File menu. Alternatively, you may be prompted by your browser to 'open it'. Module 1 Core application
Participant Information and Consent Forms
Module 2 Projects involving drugs and therapeutic devices
Module 3 Human tissues
Module 4 Ionising Radiation
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23 May, 2008
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