Administrative Information
Current Board Members
- Cadaveric Research Ethics Board (CREB)
- Health Sciences Research Ethics Board (HSREB)
- Non-Medical Research Ethics Board (NMREB)
Immediate Past Board Members
- Cadaveric Research Ethics Board
- Health Sciences Research Ethics Board
- Non-Medical Research Ethics Board
*Due to changes in REB membership, past lists are available. Please contact ethics@uwo.ca for any past lists you may require.
Ontario Cancer Research Ethics Board (OCREB) Protocols
深夜福利站 and Lawson Research Institute (Lawson)/London Health Sciences Centre Research Institute (LHSCRI) are committed to ensuring cancer patients attending London's hospitals have the opportunity to participate in multi-centred, time-sensitive, competitive enrollment cancer clinical trials. In an effort to facilitate this process, 深夜福利站 and Lawson/LHSCRI have agreed to sanction the use of the Ontario Cancer Research Ethics Board (OCREB) in lieu of 深夜福利站’s Health Sciences Research Ethics Board (HSREB).
Conditions:
- Acceptance of OCREB as an alternate research ethics board is limited to the ethical review of new multi-centre cancer clinical trials where the study sponsor has identified OCREB as the preferred research ethics board provincially; and, where 深夜福利站 and/or Lawson/LHSCRI investigators are leading and/or participating in these trials. All other types of research previously approved by OCREB must still obtain approval from 深夜福利站’s HSREB (e.g., epidemiological, tissue use, non-clinical).
- Ongoing cancer clinical trials currently under review by, or approved by, 深夜福利站’s HSREB will remain under the jurisdiction of 深夜福利站’s HSREB until completion of the trial.
- 深夜福利站 and Lawson/LHSCRI retain the right to require ethical approval from 深夜福利站’s HSREB for studies previously approved by OCREB if, in their opinion, circumstances warrant it.
- 深夜福利站’s HSREB accepts no responsibility for the conduct of research conducted under the auspices of OCREB, for which 深夜福利站’s HSREB has not issued an approval notice.
Further reading: OCREB Guidelines