When Is It Possible That a Program Evaluation Study May

question 7

Multiple Choice

When is it possible that a program evaluation study may not need to be submitted to the IRB?

• A)when there is no identifying health information collected as part of the study
• B)when the agency is not receiving federal funds and does not intend to apply for federal funds within the next year
• C)when an evaluation is conducted for the sole purpose of improving practices and operation
• D)when the evaluators want to publish their results in a peer-reviewed journal
• E)all problem evaluation studies must be submitted to the IRB

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