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Review Fees

SIU-SOM IRB REVIEW FEES (Effective May, 1, 2021) Initial Full Board Review Initial Expedited Review Modifications/ Amendments Continuing Review Study Closure Exemption/Non-Human Subject Research Determination Administrative Review Annual Monitoring Industry Sponsored Protocols $3,000 $3,000 $500 $1,000 $500 NA NA NA *^SIU Investigator Initiated Protocols/ Federally Funded/ State Supported/ Non-Profit No Charge No Charge No Charge No Charge No Charge No Charge NA NA Non-SIU Investigator Initiated Protocols $1,400 $500 $100 $250 $100 $200 NA NA sIRB – SIU is a Relying Institution– Industry
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SIU to Open Family Medicine Clinic in Lincoln

Partnership with Logan County Health Department, Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital March 8, 2017 — A new family medicine clinic in Logan County will integrate medical, behavioral and dental services. Southern Illinois University School of Medicine, Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital (ALMH), and the Logan County Department of Public Health have partnered to develop SIU Center for Family Medicine-Lincoln. The 1,500 square-foot clinic is slated to open Monday, April 3, inside Logan County Department of Public Health, 109 Third St. This is the first SIU site to integrate medical, behavioral and
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SIU to Open Family Medicine Clinic in Lincoln

Partnership with Logan County Health Department, Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital March 8, 2017 — A new family medicine clinic in Logan County will integrate medical, behavioral and dental services. Southern Illinois University School of Medicine, Abraham Lincoln Memorial Hospital (ALMH), and the Logan County Department of Public Health have partnered to develop SIU Center for Family Medicine-Lincoln. The 1,500 square-foot clinic is slated to open Monday, April 3, inside Logan County Department of Public Health, 109 Third St. This is the first SIU site to integrate medical, behavioral and
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Coles County Students Preview Health Careers

Research indicates a potential physician shortage could occur in the U.S. within the next decade. A new program in Coles County aims to combat that trend by boosting interest in medical careers during high school. Students from Charleston, Mattoon and Oakland High Schools, as well as many homeschooled students, have met monthly since September to learn from health care professionals in the region. SIU School of Medicine's Eastern regional office is now expanding the Health CareeRx Club program to include three more schools from neighboring Edgar and Cumberland Counties: Kansas, Cumberland and
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Coles County Students Preview Health Careers

Research indicates a potential physician shortage could occur in the U.S. within the next decade. A new program in Coles County aims to combat that trend by boosting interest in medical careers during high school. Students from Charleston, Mattoon and Oakland High Schools, as well as many homeschooled students, have met monthly since September to learn from health care professionals in the region. SIU School of Medicine's Eastern regional office is now expanding the Health CareeRx Club program to include three more schools from neighboring Edgar and Cumberland Counties: Kansas, Cumberland and
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Borrow and renew

Borrowing SIU faculty, staff, students, and residents may borrow library materials. Items must be picked up by the account holder. Current identification or appointment cards must be presented at the Circulation Desk. Registered users have borrowing and renewing privileges in the Medical Library Catalog as well as the statewide I-Share catalog. Online borrowing is not available from the Medical Library catalog but renewing of materials is allowed. Renewing Renewals are permitted, if no other user has requested the materials. A recall may be placed on circulating materials at a user's request
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CITI Protection of Human Subjects Training

Southern Illinois University School of Medicine (SIUSOM) relies on the Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative Program (CITI) to host SCRIHS Protection of Human Subjectstraining. Completing this curriculum is required before research personnel can engage in research activities that are overseen by SCRIHS. Also offered is Good Clinical Practice (GCP) curriculum. GCP training is not required by SCRIHS; however, study sponsors and funding agencies do require it. The CITI GCP training is accepted by most sponsors and funding agencies. Visit the Collaborative Institutional Training
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