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Research Resources

Resources to help you conduct research

All research protocols involving human subjects must be reviewed and approved by the UIC Institutional Review Board (IRB) prior to initiating the study. Contact Sandra Rahbe with your questions or to obtain support on the following:

  • consultation on IRB submissions
  • preliminary review of IRB application documents
  • assistance with drafting specific documents

Contact our statisticians Ed Wang and Rrita Zejnullahi for help with the application and interpretation of statistical methods and advice on visualizing and presenting data.  

For best results come with:

  • An overview of the project and research questions
  • Current stage of the project (e.g., planning, design, analysis or interpretation of statistical methods)
  • What the outcome variable looks like (e.g., continuous, binary, count, nominal or ordinal)
  • Any patterns in the data (e.g., repeated measures)
  • Any analysis plans already being considered (e.g., two-sample t-test, logistic regression…).

iThenticate: Contact Roshni Zar for access to check documents for plagiarism prior to submission.

1919 W. Taylor St., 755 AHSB, (MC 528), Chicago, Illinois 60612

Click for a growing collection of templates, checklists, and cheatsheets: https://go.uic.edu/AHS_PI_Resources 

Suggest a resource: https://go.uic.edu/AHSResearchFeedbackForm