A lot of interest and discussion resulted from my earlier post about how to work with Institutional Review Boards. Wake Forest Law Professors Mark Hall and Ron Wright have developed a set of FAQs about legal research and IRBs. The IRB FAQs are now available here.
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22 February 2006
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This set of FAQs is quite helpful indeed! I'm glad I posed the question about IRBs ...
Posted by: Joe Miller | 23 February 2006 at 10:35 AM