This policy governs the way in which University employees are authorized to access and interact with sensitive and restricted/PHI institutional data (as categorized by UAB's Data Classification Rule). This policy complements recently revised and developed IT security policies and rules, including the Data Protection and Security Poilcy, Data Classification Rule, and Data Protection Rule.

Data (electronic) created at UAB must be protected and maintained in accordance with all applicable federal and state laws and university policies.

UAB computer and network devices may only be used for work related to the university or for other approved activities. If these resources are used for destructive, disruptive or illegal activities, the right to use these resources may be revoked.

This policy sets forth UAB’s commitment to creating a secure environment for children and establishes principles by which all University representatives should guide their behavior when interacting with children and reporting suspicions of abuse or neglect.

This policy requires the implenmentation of a quality assurance and quality improvement program to monitor compliance with federal regulations and improve the Human Research Protection Program processes

This policy explains UAB's commitment to its compliance with the DHHS Policy on Protection of Human Subjects.

This policy outlines the requirements of the creation and/or maintenance of policies related to the Human Research Protection Program.

This policy describes data monitoring plans which are required for all human subjects research involving greater than minimal risk. Details on plan content and submission are included in the document.

This policy describes the IRB's process of determining human subjects research and research exempt from Federal Human Subjects Protection Regulations. This document lists what the IRB is authorized to determine and includes multiple definitions related to the review process for research involving human subjects.