UVa Protocol
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The document discusses the process for receiving a study protocol. A principal investigator receives a study protocol which is then processed by the Office of Grants and Contracts/Office of Sponsored Programs. As part of the process, a "Goldenrod" form is completed.
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UVa Protocol
- 1. PI receives study protocol Office of Grants & Contracts/OSP process “Goldenrod” form completed