When you are logged in to SAGE, but have not been actively using the system for 40 minutes, you will see a dialog message indicating that your session will expire in 5:00 minutes. The dialog will continue to count down the time. You have the option to click “Keep Working” to re-activate your session.
If you do not click “Keep Working”, then when the time count reaches zero (0) minutes, your session will expire. Your browser will be redirected to a “session expired” page from which you can log back in to the system you were using. Any unsaved data at the time your session expires will be cleared.
The SAGE system has always timed out after 45 minutes of inactivity. We have now made the timeout more visible so you know that your session has expired, instead of sending you to the tasklist with no explanation.
The following image shows the session timeout dialog, with the time remaining until expiration and the instruction to click “Keep Working” if you want to continue to stay logged in.
You can use the Sponsor Budget Map page to understand how your SAGE Budget personnel data will initially flow to the RR Detailed Budget form.
In the (01) Salary and Wages section on the Sponsor Budget Map page, you will see one row for each person on your parent budget and any internal sub budgets.
Based on the Project Role you selected for each person in SAGE Budget, each person will map to either the RR Detailed Budget Section A. Senior/Key Person or Section B. Other Personnel.
The columns in this section of the Sponsor Budget Map are:
From SAGE Budget: displaying its Expense Type and Project Role
To RR Detailed Budget: displaying its Category and Project Role
Personnel Order: displaying the relative position in the Section A list for this person. Note: this column is unique to the 01 section.
Initially, you will see the personnel listed in the same Project Role order as on your SAGE Budget. Any personnel from internal sub budgets will display just after those on the parent budget, within each role.
You can adjust the default RR Detailed Budget Project Roles, except for the person who is the PD/PI. In some cases, you can change the default RR Detailed Budget Category (Section A or B).
Optionally, you can change the Personnel Order for those mapped to the RR Detailed Budget Section A by using the “Drag to Re-Order” feature (described below).
For personnel in Section B, in addition to the four default Project Roles, you can create customized ones.
Section A. Senior/Key Persons
When you first view the Sponsor Budget Map page, you will see the personnel listed in the same Project Role order as on your SAGE Budget. Any personnel from internal sub budgets will display just after those from the parent budget, within each role.
Mapping Rules
The following table defines the initial mapping rules and indicates whether the default value can be edited (changed).
SAGE Budget Project Role
RR Detailed Budget Project Role
Can the Role Be Edited?
Principal Investigator
PD/PI; if there is also an Applicant PI, then this role defaults to Faculty
Only if “Faculty” role
Application PI
PD/PI
No
Co-Investigator
Co-Investigator
No
Multiple PI
PD/PI
No
Key Personnel
Depends on the 01 sub-object code selected; defined below
Yes
Mentor
Faculty
Yes. Note: You can map this person to Section B, if appropriate
Faculty
Faculty
No
If you selected Key Personnel for someone’s project role on your SAGE Budget, their sub-object code will determine the default role on the RR Detailed Budget.
01 Sub-Object Codes
Project Role on Detailed Budget
10-14 Instruction & Research Faculty
Co-Investigator
20-24 Auxiliary Teaching Staff
Other Professional
30-34 Graduate School Student Appointments – Teaching
Graduate Student
40-44 Graduate School Student Appointments – Non-Teaching
Graduate Student
50-54 Postdoctoral Research Trainee
Post Doctoral Associates
60-64 Classified Staff
Other Professional
70-74 Professional Staff
Other Professional
80-87 Temporary Staff
Other Professional
88-89 Hourly
Undergraduate Students
90-94 Graduate Stipends
Graduate Students
As needed, you can change the role. Project Role choices for the RR Detailed Budget form are:
Co-PD/PI
Faculty
Post Doctoral
Post Doctoral Associates
Post Doctoral Scholar
Other Professional
Graduate Students
Undergraduate Students
Technician
Consultant
Co-Investigator
Drag to Re-Order Feature
You can use this feature to adjust the order of the personnel mapped to Section A of the RR Detailed Budget. The Personnel Order column displays the text “RR Detailed Budget Position” followed by a number, indicating that person’s place in the order.
The Application PI (if present) will display on the first row. If your budget does not include an Application PI, then the Principal Investigator will be listed first.
After the PD/PI or Application PI (if present), the default order of the personnel entries is by Category (Section A or B) and, within each category, by Project Role with Parent Budget and Sub-Budget personnel grouped together. For example:
Multiple PI (parent)
Multiple PI (sub budget)
Co-Investigator (parent)
Co-Investigator (sub-budget)
Key Personnel (parent)
Key Personnel (sub-budget)
You can use your mouse, or the keyboard, to choose a person’s row to re-order. Move the row up or down to update the position number for that person. Note that the form can list up to eight individuals. Any additional personnel are included in the Additional Senior Key Persons attachment, described below. The PD/PI must be one of the initial eight people listed.
Personnel mapped to Section B will have the note “Not applicable” in the Personnel Order column. You can drag them to a different position on the mapping page, but the next time you view the mapping page, the order will have returned to the Section A personnel followed by those mapped to Section B.
Any changes you make on your connected SAGE Budget or the Sponsor Budget Map page will be reflected on the RR Detailed Budget form when you view it. The ordering of Personnel on both the Sponsor Budget Map page and the RR Detailed Budget form will match the last ordered sequence you created and saved on the Sponsor Budget map page. Any newly entered Personnel, after the initial synchronization, will sort to the bottom of the Sponsor Budget Map page order by default.
Additional Senior Key Persons Attachment on RR Detailed Budget
Section A can display up to eight individuals on the RR Detailed Budget form. You must list any additional personnel in an attachment to the form. When you initially connect your SAGE Budget and Grant Runner application, SAGE will automatically generate and attach the PDF file listing any additional personnel. The file will be named to reflect the budget period. For example, the attachment for Period 3 of your budget will be named “Period_3_Personnel.pdf”. In addition, the system will calculate the Total Funds for Attached Persons value and display it.
Any time you add or remove Section A personnel from your SAGE Budget, or change their order on the Sponsor Budget Map page, the PDF attachment will automatically be recreated to reflect those changes, if necessary.
Section B. Other Personnel
Personnel that map to Section B are combined into the appropriate rows, with their data values totaled.
Mapping Rules
If you select one of these SAGE Budget Project Roles, the individual will be added to the corresponding role in Section B.
Post Doctoral Associates
Graduate Students
Undergraduate Students
Secretarial / Clerical
On the Sponsor Budget Map page, you can shift personnel with the Post Doctoral Associate role to the A: Senior/Key Persons section. You cannot edit the other project roles from the Sponsor Budget Map page. You would change them on your SAGE Budget.
If you select Other for someone’s project role on your SAGE Budget, that person’s sub-object code will determine the default role on the RR Detailed Budget.
SAGE Budget Personnel Sub-Object Code
RR Detailed Budget Project Role Default Value
10-14 – Instruction & Research Faculty
Select…
20-24 – Auxiliary Teaching Staff
Select…
30-34 – Graduate School Student Appointments – Teaching
Graduate Students
40-44 – Graduate School Student Appointments – Non-Teaching
Graduate Students
50-54 – Postdoctoral Research Trainee
Post Doctoral Associates
60-64 – Classified Staff
Secretarial / Clerical
70-74 – Professional Staff
Select…
80-87 – Temporary Staff
Select…
88, 89 – Hourly
Undergraduate Students
90-94 – Graduate Stipends
Graduate Students
When “Select…” displays, you can choose one of the four existing Section B roles listed above, or you create up to six different, customized roles.
Create a Customized Personnel Project Role
Click on “Select…” in the drop-down menu and choose “Other…”
A dialog will display where you can enter the customized name of your project role for Section B. Click Save to return to the Sponsor Budget Map page. The new project role will appear, followed by an Edit link.
Once you have added a customized role, it will appear in the drop-down so that you can choose it for additional personnel. If you edit the customized role, your changes will apply to all personnel with that role.
RR Detailed Budget Personnel Data Sources
Section A. Senior/Key Persons
The following table describes the source data for each RR Detailed Budget field in Section A.
RR Detailed Budget Field
Data Source
Name
SAGE Budget: First, Middle and Last Name
Project Role
Sponsor Budget Map: Project Role
Base Salary ($)
SAGE Budget: Line Setup Starting Monthly Salary * 12 (annualized) * the inflation rate for the period
Calendar Months
SAGE Budget: if Calendar is checked on Line Setup; from Update Periods: Person Months
Academic Months
SAGE Budget: if Academic/Summer is checked on Line Setup; from Update Periods: Academic Person Months
Summer Months
SAGE Budget: if Academic/Summer is checked on Line Setup; from Update Periods: Summer Person Months
Requested Salary ($)
SAGE Budget: from Worksheet (01 item) period amount or Update Periods: Period Total Salary
Fringe Benefits ($)
SAGE Budget: from Worksheet (07 item) period amount or Update Periods: Total Benefits
Funds Requested ($)
System calculated: Requested Salary plus Fringe Benefits
Section B. Other Personnel
The source data for each RR Detailed Budget field in Section B is the same as that for Section A. In this section, the values for a given row are a sum of the values for all personnel with that specific Project Role.
Number of Personnel: the total number of personnel with the specific Project Role
Project Role: the first four rows are the fixed project roles; any custom roles you create will appear below these. There is a maximum of 6 custom roles.
Calendar, Academic, Summer Months: the sums of each type of person months for personnel with the specific Project Role.
Requested Salary ($): the sum of all Requested Salaries for personnel with this Project Role
Fringe Benefits ($): the sum of all Total Benefits for personnel with this Project Role
Funds Requested ($): System calculated: Requested Salary plus Fringe Benefits
The Sponsor Budget Map page shows where the expenses from your connected SAGE Budget will flow to on the RR Detailed Budget form.
A link to the Sponsor Budget Map page will appear on the left navigation menu once you connect your SAGE Budget to your Grant Runner application and the RR Detailed Budget form is either mandatory for your opportunity, or you have selected it.
Use the Sponsor Budget Map page when you have expenses that are not mapped to default fields on the RR Detailed Budget form, or you need to adjust the defaults. A red exclamation “validation icon” will display if you need to complete any mappings.
Note: The Sponsor Budget Map page does not show dollar amounts. It shows you how the various expenses on your budget are categorized for the RR Detailed Budget form. For some expenses, you can use the Sponsor Budget Map to change where and how your data displays on the RR Detailed Budget form.
The following image shows the Sponsor Budget Map link on the left navigation menu.
Note: If the budget you connect does not yet contain any expenses (costs), you will see an alert message. It reads “Whoops! You connected a budget with no expenses. Navigate to your SAGE Budget to add expenses.”
The following image shows the message.
Data Synchronization
After the initial connection of your SAGE Budget and Grant Runner application, any data changes you make to your SAGE Budget will be synchronized with both the RR Detailed Budget form and Sponsor Budget Map page. Any changes you make on the Sponsor Budget Map page will be reflected on the RR Detailed Budget form when you view it.
Your data changes will also be reflected in the PDF generated when you select View Grant Runner forms (PDF) on the left navigation menu.
Using the Sponsor Budget Map
The Sponsor Budget Map page initially shows where the SAGE Budget expenses will appear, by default, on the RR Detailed Budget. Where editable, you can choose to shift those expenses to a different category on the RR Detailed Budget. You can also specify the order of the personnel entries for Section A. Senior/Key Persons.
The Map page includes a link to your budget, just above the first section, that displays the budget number and title. For example: “B32836 Guide: Example Budget” as shown in the following image.
Below the link, there is a section for each expense type (object code) on your connected SAGE Budget. By default, the sections are all collapsed when you first view the page. You can “Expand All” sections or just individual ones.
The sections you see will match those where you have entered data in your parent SAGE Budget and any sub budgets. The possible sections are:
(01) Salaries and Wages, which includes the (07) Retirement and Benefits data (this links to a separate article)
SAGE Budget data is displayed on the left side of the page, in the same order as your SAGE Budget. The RR Detailed Budget expense category to which the expense will be mapped is shown on the right side.
Each section will display a status icon to indicate the status of the data within the section. A red exclamation point indicates that there are one or more expenses from your SAGE Budget that you need to map to an RR Detailed Budget category or sub-category. A green check mark indicates that all mappings are resolved. The Participant/Trainee Support Costs section shows a gray check mark icon if one or more of the optional mappings are unresolved.
The following images show examples of each type of status icon: green, red, and gray.
Adjust Expense Categories
You can change a number of SAGE Budget expense categories from the default value to another category on the RR Detailed Budget. Use the drop-down menus in the right-hand column to make changes to the default mapping between SAGE Budget and the RR Detailed Budget form. Some selections are grayed-out to indicate that the SAGE Budget object code cannot be mapped to that selection. For example, Travel costs cannot be assigned to Other Personnel.
Create Customized Categories
For some expenses that map to Section F: Other Direct Costs, there is no default sub-category. You must make a selection. These expenses are:
Supplies & Materials 05-47, 05-48
Student Aid 08-00, 08-02, 08-05
Unallocated 38-00
You can either select one of the existing sub-categories, or create a customized one. You can add up to 3 custom (user defined) sub-categories for Section F.
Click on “Select…” in the drop-down menu and choose “Other…” You made need to scroll down the list.
A dialog will display where you can enter the customized name of your sub-category. Click Save to return to the Map page. The new sub-category will appear, followed by an Edit link.
Once you have added a customized sub-category, it will appear in the drop-down so that you can choose it for additional expenses. If you edit the name of your customized sub-category, all items you associated with that sub-category will be updated.
Participant Support Costs
You can change some SAGE Budget expense items from the default mapping value to Section E. Participant/Trainee Support Costs.
Note: If you have any Participant Support Costs, you must use the section at the end of the Sponsor Budget Map page to indicate the associated numbers of participants for those budget periods.
By default, the expenses for this object code, on a parent budget or internal sub budget, will map to Section F. Other Direct Costs, subcategory Consultant Services.
You can change the RR Detailed Budget Category to either D. Travel, or E. Participant/Trainee Support Costs.
Within this category you can select the appropriate subcategory for your expense item.
(03) Other Contractual Services
By default, the expenses for this object code, on a parent budget or internal sub budget, will map to Section F. Other Direct Costs. The default subcategory depends on the SAGE Budget sub-object code for the expense. Consult the table below.
Generally, you can change the RR Detailed Budget Category to either D. Travel, or E. Participant/Trainee Support Costs. The exception is an 03-62 expense, a subcontract sub budget. You cannot change its mapping.
By default, the expenses for the (04) Travel object code, on a parent or internal sub budget, will map to Section D. Travel on the RR Detailed Budget form. The expense will map to either Domestic Travel Cost or Foreign Travel Cost, depending on your SAGE Budget Destination choice.
You can change the RR Detailed Budget Category to E. Participant/Trainee Support Costs. The subcategory will default to Travel.
(05) Supplies & Materials
By default, the expenses for this object code, on a parent budget or internal sub budget, will map to Section F. Other Direct Costs, with the subcategory of Materials Supplies.
You can change the RR Detailed Budget Category to E. Participant/Trainee Support Costs, except for sub-object codes 47 and 48 “Non-Capitalized Equipment”.
Within the category you can select the appropriate subcategory for your expense item.
(06) Equipment
The expenses for this object code, on a parent budget or internal sub budget, will map to Section C. Equipment, and you cannot change the mapping.
Additional Equipment Items Attachment
Section C. Equipment on the RR Detailed Budget form can display up to ten items. Any additional items must be included in an attachment to the form. When you initially connect your SAGE Budget and Grant Runner application, SAGE will automatically generate and attach the PDF file listing any additional equipment items, as needed. The file will be named to reflect the budget period. For example, the attachment for Period 3 of your budget will be named “Period_3_Equipment.pdf”.
Any time you add or remove equipment items from your SAGE Budget, the PDF attachment will automatically be recreated (or removed) to reflect those changes, as needed.
(08) Student Aid
By default, the expenses for this object code, on a parent budget or internal sub budget, will map to Section F. Other Direct Costs. You will need to select a sub-category on the Sponsor Budget Map page, or create a custom one.
(10) Capital Projects
The expenses for this object code, on a parent budget or internal sub budget, will map to Section F. Alterations and Renovations, and you cannot change the mapping.
(19) APL
The expenses for APL Prorated Direct Costs (PDC), on a parent or internal sub budget, will map to Section H. Indirect Costs
The non-PDC expenses will map to section F: Other DIrect Costs. You will need to select a sub-category on the Sponsor Budget Map page, or create a custom one.
(38) Unallocated
By default, the expenses for this object code, on a parent budget or internal sub budget, will map to Section F. Other Direct Costs.You will need to select a sub-category on the Sponsor Budget Map page, or create a custom one.
You can change the sub-category to any value for Section F, except Subaward/Consortium/Contractual Costs.
You can also change the RR Detailed Budget Category to either D. Travel or E. Participant/Trainee Support Costs.
(25) Facilities and Administrative
The expenses for this object code, on a parent budget or internal sub budget, will map to Section H. Indirect Costs, and you cannot change the mapping.
The RR Detailed Budget form allows a maximum of four distinct indirect cost base/rate rows.
Participant/Trainee Support Costs
Use this section to indicate how many participants and/or trainees there are for each period.
There will be an entry field for each period.
If there are not any participants in a period, leave the field blank.
The eGC1 Compliance Questions and Explanations pages have been replaced by a new page called Non-Fiscal Compliance. This consolidation provides a more streamlined experience for preparers and reviewers.
Updated questions reflect current institutional needs, with improved clarity in mind. Links to supporting guidance have been added to assist preparers in understanding the policies and regulations behind each question. You can review the updated questions by visiting this page..
Design improvements make the page easier to navigate and gauge progress toward completion.
eGC1s that are in routing at the time of this release will display the old compliance questions that existed when the eGC1 was initially routed.
However, any eGC1 that is returned or withdrawn after the release will be reset with the new compliance questions. Answers to the previous questions will no longer display. Plan for additional time to re-complete that page in case a return or withdrawal is necessary.
Zipline and Hoverboard linked to eGC1
Human Subject (Zipline) and Animal Use (Hoverboard) protocols can now be linked to your eGC1. Searching by IRB Application Number or IACUC Protocol Number will allow you to pull in real-time information, reducing manual back-and-forth between systems and improving the accuracy of protocol details in SAGE.
Improved Collaboration
Send page link to PI, Reviewers
From any standard eGC1 page (excluding Grant Runner forms), the URL is now a direct link that you can copy and share with others who have access to that eGC1. This will be particularly useful when collaborating with the PI on completing the Non-Fiscal Compliance page.
Multi-User Editing (limited)
Currently, only one person can edit an eGC1 at a time. However, the Non-Fiscal Compliance page can now be edited, even while someone else is working in other areas of the eGC1. This will avoid situations where the PI could be blocked from contributing to the Non-Fiscal Compliance page while the administrator is currently editing other areas of the proposal.
Use this section to provide information about tangible items involved in a project, such as equipment and biological materials. This information helps reviewers understand export control and budgetary implications as well as informing protections that need to be in place for any sharing of tangible items outside UW. Contact Equipment Inventory Office with specific questions about fabricating equipment, or email exports@uw.edu for guidance on export controls.
As with other eGC1 pages, you can partially complete your entries and save the eGC1. You must complete the required fields before you route your eGC1 for approval.
Select Start Section to open the section initially, and then Edit Section to add or update existing data.
E-1. Will equipment be fabricated by the UW on this project?
Answer: Yes or No
Note: if the fabrication is being performed entirely by a non-UW entity (that is, a subcontractor), answer “No”.
E-2. Will the project involve the export of hardware, equipment, specimens, goods, software or monies? (excludes personal-use laptops)
Answer: Yes, No, or Unknown
Note: Answer “No” for personal-use laptops unless the laptop contains any military or space technical data, or if the only international transactions are for travel expenses.
E-2A displays if E-2 = Yes
E-2A. Describe the items/materials
Answer: enter a description
E-2B displays if E-2 = Yes
E-2B. Add one or more destination countries
Answer: search for by name, and select the appropriate countries
M-1. Will University-owned biological materials be provided to non-UW parties, including sponsor?
Answer: Yes or No
Note: Materials include (but are not limited to) cell lines, cultures, bacteria, nucleotides, proteins, transgenic animals, pharmaceuticals, or chemicals.
To assist researchers in filling out the Human Subjects & Clinical Trials (HSCT) form, NIH required fields are now indicated with an asterisk and red highlighting. These same fields will have validation messages when the user clicks “Show Form Errors” at the top of the form. All NIH errors and validations will continue to show when the full application is checked by clicking “Check for Errors” in the left navigation of SAGE.
eGC1 Data Sync Improvements with Grant Runner Forms
To help prevent data inconsistencies when multiple browser sessions are open, the data sync between the eGC1 and Grant Runner forms has been improved. When you make updates to information in the eGC1 that flows through to Grant Runner forms, those updates will now automatically sync with each save/refresh of the eGC1.
Improved Accessibility for Keyboard and Tab Order Functionality
To meet accessibility standards, all Grant Runner forms are now accessible using keyboard only functionality. In addition, tab order has been improved to be more logical and intuitive, reducing the number of times the user has to press the tab key.
Error Messages Enhanced
Question numbers have been added to error messages on all Grant Runner forms. This update will help users quickly identify the specific error within a form. This will be especially helpful for longer forms such as the new Human Subjects & Clinical Trials form.
On the Non-Fiscal Compliance page, in the Data & Technology section, if you answer Yes to questions D-2 and/or D-4, the system will automatically add a hold for Export Control. The hold will be added when the eGC1 reaches In OSP status.
Funding Actions
When OSP creates a child Funding Action (FA) for an awarded eGC1, the system will automatically create compliance holds, if appropriate.
The system applies automatic holds to the FA based on the conditions in the following chart.
Details page has an Originating Sponsor listed with a Sponsor Type of Federal Government
SFI/FCOI
One or more investigators on the PI, Personnel, & Organizations page has an SFI value of Yes or Unknown
Export Control
Non-Fiscal Compliance page: if Yes for any one of questions E-2, D-1, D-2, D-3, D-4.
IACUC
Non-Fiscal Compliance page: question AU-1 = Yes
PHS Training
One or more investigators on the PI, Personnel, & Organizations of a PHS-sponsored eGC1 has either not done the FCOI training or the training has expired.
Use this section to indicate if and how specific types of information and technologies will be involved in the project so that reviewers can determine if special guidelines or restrictions apply. Contact exports@uw.edu for guidance on export control limitations related to sharing of data and technology. For information about the Washington Innovation Advantage Program (WIAP), visit the CoMotion site or contact osp@uw.edu with further questions.
As with other eGC1 pages, you can partially complete your entries and save the eGC1. You must complete the required fields before you route your eGC1 for approval.
Select Start Section to open the section initially, and then Edit Section to add or update existing data.
D-1. Does this project involve any of the following?
Answer: Check all that apply
Proprietary Information
Export Controlled/Controlled Unclassified Information
Classified Information
Other Sensitive Information (Excludes personal or patient information)
None of the above
You must make at least one selection. If “None of the above” is selected, the system will clear any other boxes that were checked.
D1-A displays if for D-1 you select any value other than “None of the above”
D-1A. Will this information be shared with foreign nationals in the United States or abroad (including UW faculty, staff, or students)?
Answer: Yes or No
Note: U.S. Permanent Residents are not considered foreign nationals. The actual country of citizenship/residency of foreign nationals is not required at this time.
D1-B displays if for D-1 you select “Other Sensitive Information (Excludes personal or patient information)”
D1-B. Please describe the other sensitive information
D-2. Is this project intended to assist any foreign country’s military or space activities?
Answer: Yes or No
D-2A displays if D-2 = Yes
D-2A. Please describe.
D-3. As far as you know, will the sponsor require approval prior to foreign national participation or prior to publication of the research results of this project?
Answer: Yes or No
D-4. Will the project involve travel to or collaboration with a person or entity in a sanctioned country (e.g., Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Sudan, Syria)?
Answer: Yes or No
Question T-1 displays if the Sponsor Type and/or Originating Sponsor Type (as indicated on the Details page) is one of the following:
Use this section to provide information about human subject involvement and approvals for the project to help reviewers determine compliance with UW and sponsor requirements. Contact the Human Subjects Division with questions.
Note: Zipline data will be refreshed each time you view this page.
As with other eGC1 pages, you can partially complete your entries and save the eGC1. You must complete the required fields before you route your eGC1 for approval.
Select Start Section to open the section initially, and then Edit Section to add or update existing data.
Human Subjects Questions:
HS-1. Will the project involve interaction with Human Subjects, or identifiable data or specimens from human subjects? Answer: Yes or No. An answer is required.
HS-1A displays if HS-1 = Yes
HS-1A. Delayed Onset: Will IRB application submission be delayed until after award because you will (1) identify and develop new protocols that will be supported by the award or (2) complete other research described in the proposal that is necessary before the human subjects research can be fully planned.
Answer: Yes or No
HS-1B displays if HS-1 = Yes
HS-1B. IRB Approval Pending: Will you need to submit a new IRB application, modify an existing IRB application, or are awaiting approval of a current IRB application for the human subject research in this project?
Answer: Yes or No
A table for IRB Application Details displays if HS-1 = Yes
Note: If HS-1 = Yes, and HS-1A = No (Delayed Onset), and HS-1B = No (IRB Approval Pending), then you must include at least one IRB application. See details below on how to add an IRB Application.
HS-1C displays if HS-1 = Yes AND Sponsored Program Activity Type (Details page) is “Clinical Trial – Federal Sponsors” or “Clinical Trial – Non-Federal Sponsors”
HS-1C. CRBB Involvement. Will the project involve use of UW Medicine clinical services or clinical space as a site of patient care, or include medical treatment of a patient by a UW Physicians provider?
Answer: Yes or No
CRBB (Clinical Research Budget & Billing) Note: If any of the following statements apply to this proposed work, mark Yes, even if the research involves only usual patient care items or the study budget will not be charged.
Some of the proposed work will be conducted in a UW Medicine clinical setting. See CRBB Coverage Analysis Checklist, Section II, Sites of Practice, for a complete list of sites. Studies using Seattle Cancer Care Alliance locations should use the SRAMP access point when submitting to CRBB.
The study involves one or more clinical procedures at one of these sites, such as use of a patient examination room, blood draws, imaging, clinical lab tests, administration of a research medication, or procedures.
Payment of physician professional fees for clinical services from a UW-affiliated or Northwest Hospital physician is required, separate from the salaried research personnel effort reflected in the budget.
Contact CRBB at crbb@uw.edu or 206-543-7774 for assistance.
HS-2. Stem Cells. Will this research involve the use and/or creation of human embryonic stem cells? Answer: Yes or No An answer is required.
Add IRB Application
Start by selecting Add IRB Application. A dialog box will open where you can choose how you enter your data.
You can use the blue “X” in the upper, right-hand corner to close the dialog and return to the Human Subjects section without saving any data.
The following image shows the initial dialog box.
Enter all or part of the Zipline Application Number in the search box. The system will search for all applications that contain the entered numbers in the application number field. The results list will display below the search box, as shown in the following image.
Click on the appropriate study in the results list to select it. The study data will display in the dialog window, as shown in the following image.
Use the Save button in the lower, right-hand corner to add the study data, and return to the Human Subjects section.
Enter Manually
You have the option to add IRB Application information manually. Select Enter Manually in the dialog, then add the requested information.
Reviewing IRB Name
IRB Application PI
IRB Application Number
Approval Date
Expire Date
IRB Application Title
Select Save to return to the Human Subjects section.
Note: All of the fields are required prior to eGC1 completion.
The following image shows the manual entry screen.
IRB Application Details section
Your data will appear as an expandable row of a table in the IRB Application Details section of the page.
The table row shows the follow data fields:
IRB Application Number
Reviewing IRB Name
IRB Application PI
Approval Date
Expiration Date
You can edit or delete it using the icons (pencil, trash can) in the Actions column at the far right of the table row.
Use the chevron to the left of the row to expand the data shown. The additional data displayed includes:
IRB Application Title
Zipline Application Number
Zipline Status
Approved Funding Sources
The following image shows an expanded table entry.
Use this section to provide information about the use of vertebrate animals in the project to allow reviewers to determine compliance with UW and sponsor requirements. If you have questions regarding the use of Vertebrate Animals, please contact the Office of Animal Welfare.
Note: Hoverboard data will be refreshed each time you view this page.
As with other eGC1 pages, you can partially complete your entries and save the eGC1. You must complete the required fields before you route your eGC1 for approval.
Select Start Section to open the section initially, and then Edit Section to add or update existing data.
AU-1. Will the project involve the use of vertebrate animals?
Answer: Yes or No
A table for Animal Use Protocols and an Add Protocol button display if AU-1 = Yes
Note: If AU-1 = Yes, then you must include at least one protocol.
Add Protocol
You can add a protocol in three ways. Start by selecting Add Protocol. By default, the UW Protocol choice displays. Select the appropriate protocol type link from there.
Use this to search Hoverboard and import your data. Start by entering at least 3 digits of your protocol number. The search will return any items that contain the digits you enter. Click in the results list to select the appropriate item. The following image shows a results list after search for “234”.
When you select a protocol from the results list, the following data displays in the dialog window:
Protocol Title
Protocol PI
Primate Center Involved – Yes or No
Expiration Date
Select Next to continue the process. The dialog will display the question “Does the protocol require an amendment?” Answer Yes or No.
Select Save to return to the Animal Use section.
Note: If the value for Primate Center Involved is Yes, the Primate Center will be added to the approval flow as an Approver.
The following image show the amendment question in the dialog window, with Yes selected.
External Protocol
Select this choice in the Add Protocol dialog to enter an External Protocol. Select the appropriate institution from the drop-down menu.
The choices are:
Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (FHCRC)
VA Puget Sound Health Care System (VAPSHCS)
Seattle Children’s Research Institute (SCRI)
Benaroya Research Institute of Virginia Mason (BRI)
Center for Infectious Disease Research (CIDR)
Allen Institute
Add a New Institute
The following image shows the initial screen with the drop-down menu expanded.
When you select one of the existing institutions from the menu, its details will display. These fields are
Institution Assurance Number
Institution Country
Institution City
You can find more information about assurance numbers on these NIH web pages:
The following image shows the details for Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center (FHCRC).
Select Next to enter your Protocol Number and the Expiration Date.
The following image shows this step, with some example data entered.
Select Save to complete your entry. You can save a partial entry. It must be complete prior to routing your application.
The following image shows the expanded table row from this entry on the compliance summary page.
Add a New Institution
If you select “Add a New Institution” from the External Protocol list, the dialog will display the following fields:
Institution
Assurance Number (optional)
Institution Country
Add the appropriate information for these fields. Note that if you select any country other than the United States of America, you must also enter an Institution City.
The following image shows the first page of the dialog.
Select Next to display the section page of the dialog. Enter the Protocol Number and its Expiration Date.
Select Save to complete your entry. You can save a partial entry. It must be complete prior to routing your application. The added information will display similarly to the existing external institution entries.
New Protocol
If you will be establishing a new protocol, select that option from the initial Add Protocol dialog box. You just need to answer yes or no to the question “Will the Primate Center be involved in the research?”
If you select Yes, the Primate Center will be added to the approval flow as an Approver.
The following image shows the New Protocol dialog with the Primate Center question.
