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Does research involve human subjects, human samples or human data?
Is human ethics approval required at the time of grant application?
The proposed research conforms to UCT/FHS human ethics guidelines as evidenced by the attached approval letter. (PI to attach human ethics approval letter)
Is this a clinical trial?
Please list study sites Which phase is the clinical trial
Will UCT be required to act as a clinical trial sponsor?
Are there any other substantial potential health and safety risks associated with this research?
Does research involve animal experimentation?
Does research involve use of radio-isotopes or ionising radiation?
Does research involve recombinant DNA technology or use of genetically modified organisms?
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1. Click Comment in the top right-hand corner of document. 2. Go to Annotations, click the paperclip icon labelled Attach file. 3. Place the pin on the document. 4. The Add Attachment box pops up, browse to the location of the file 5. Click the file and then click Open button 6. In File Attachment Properties box, select an icon to represent the document then click OK button.
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How to attach a file
1. Click Comment in the top right-hand corner of document. 2. Go to Annotations, click the paperclip icon labelled Attach file. 3. Place the pin on the document. 4. The Add Attachment box pops up, browse to the location of the file 5. Click the file and then click Open button 6. In File Attachment Properties box, select an icon to represent the document then click OK button.
How to attach a file
How to attach a file
1. Click Comment in the top right-hand corner of document. 2. Go to Annotations, click the paperclip icon labelled Attach file. 3. Place the pin on the document. 4. The Add Attachment box pops up, browse to the location of the file 5. Click the file and then click Open button 6. In File Attachment Properties box, select an icon to represent the document then click OK button.
How to attach a file
How to attach a file
1. Click Comment in the top right-hand corner of document. 2. Go to Annotations, click the paperclip icon labelled Attach file.3. Place the pin on the document.4. The Add Attachment box pops up, browse to the location of the file5. Click the file and then click Open button6. In File Attachment Properties box, select an icon to represent the document then click OK button.
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3. Resource Risk
4. Principal Investigator Declaration
I certify that the above information is correct
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5. Financial Clearance
The finance office confirms that this proposal meets the UCT/FHS financial requirements and guidelines
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To Create a digital signature: In order to sign a PDF, you need to have a digital ID. If you don’t have one, Acrobat can create a “self-signed” ID for you that is stored on your machine, allowing you to use it for all future C1 forms (or any time you need to sign a PDF on the same computer). 1. Click the signature box 2. In the Add Digital ID dialog box, select A New Digital ID I Want to Create Now 3. Click Next 4. Windows users: Select Windows Certificate Store. Mac users: you won't see these options, so skip this step. 5. Enter your personal information in the next screen, leave the Key Algorithm option at default setting 6. Click Next 7. You need to decide where to store the actual digital ID file. Leave it in the default folder. To sign the PDF: Click the signature box to add your signature
How to sign this document
How to sign this document
To Create a digital signature: In order to sign a PDF, you need to have a digital ID. If you don’t have one, Acrobat can create a “self-signed” ID for you that is stored on your machine, allowing you to use it for all future C1 forms (or any time you need to sign a PDF on the same computer). 1. Click the signature box 2. In the Add Digital ID dialog box, select A New Digital ID I Want to Create Now 3. Click Next 4. Windows users: Select Windows Certificate Store. Mac users: you won't see these options, so skip this step. 5. Enter your personal information in the next screen, leave the Key Algorithm option at default setting 6. Click Next 7. You need to decide where to store the actual digital ID file. Leave it in the default folder. To sign the PDF: Click the signature box to add your signature
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This proposal satisfies Faculty of Health Sciences requirements for submission to an external agency for funding. The following documents are attached, where required. (Deputy Dean of Research to confirm by ticking boxes below)
