KUREC — Proposal Checklist, Version 1 (12 February 2026)
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Checklist to Accompany New Research Proposals is published by Kamuzu University of Health Sciences Research and Ethics Committee. This document is identified by its title; no separate official document code is recorded.
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Checklist to Accompany New Research Proposals
Complete two-page Version 1 checklist dated 12 February 2026, preserving all proposal contents, consent/assent ages and languages, attachments, support letters, clinical-investigator registration, waiver question, signatures and all 60 Yes/No checkboxes. It requests evidence of the source US150 processing fee and an emailed single PDF up to 5MB (zipped if larger). Those source submission instructions differ from the online-platform instructions elsewhere in the current official materials; no replacement hierarchy is inferred. The separately named Elements of Review attachment is not supplied inside this two-page file. This checklist is not a device-marketing variation timetable. Current KUHeS research-ethics page links this exact original. Dated form versions are preserved as document context, without asserting legal publication, commencement or supersession dates. Complete Office renders retain source layout. Later changes, signed delegation and medical-device/IVD applicability remain under review; excluded from default current-law discovery.
This document is identified by its title; no separate official document code is recorded. Always confirm the current consolidated text and transition provisions with the official source before filing.