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The Research Ethics Committee(s) will require you to send additional relevant documentation, as follows.
This is required if there is NHS involvement in the research and is generated from the IRAS full dataset. SSI Forms must be submitted as part of the application for NHS permission for all NHS sites for all study types.
For studies carried out on University premises, a non-NHS SSI form may be required.
All Site Specific Assessments (SSAs) for non-NHS sites are now undertaken by the main REC carrying out the ethical review of the research ethics application. R&D require all study documents for review before authorising your SSI form.
If a non-NHS site is added to a Clinical Trial of an Investigational Medicinal Product (CTIMP) after the ethical opinion for the main application has been given, a Notice of Substantial Amendment and SSA documents need to be submitted to the main Research Ethics Committee (REC) for review.
If a non-NHS site is added to a non-CTIMP at this stage, the SSA documents only need to be submitted to the main REC.