Correction:
Criteria for Maximum Blood Draws
The R&SP
Communicator regrets any confusion generated in our March, 2002 - Issue
3 regarding the article Criteria for Maximum Blood Draws. The following
information provides clarification:
In general,
the amount of blood to be drawn over an 8-week period during a research
study should not exceed 10.5 ml/kg. In studies where the blood draw
is to be greater than or equal to 10.5 ml/kg in 8-weeks (for all studies
for which the patient participates in that 8-weeks), then patients with
known hemoglobin less than 12.5 mg/dl should be excluded unless rationale
is otherwise given and full Institutional Review Board (IRB) review
is obtained.
Additional concerns
should be directed to the Research Compliance office: E-mail resrisk@iupui.edu
or call 274-8289.
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of the forms and instructions each time you submit a proposal. The links
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