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Annual Progress Report

The Research Advisory Panel Office is required to monitor all current ongoing Schedule I and Schedule II controlled substance research activity in California. In order to accomplish this, the Panel requires an annual Progress Report from each Sponsor/PI, including whose research was approved up to September of the previous year to be forwarded to the Panel office by February 25th every year.

Note: Reporting an annual progress report to the Panel is a mandatory requirement, the Panel Office does not send an acknowledge letter to each Sponsor/PI.

  1. A brief summary of research performed and findings made during the calendar year (this requirement may be augmented by including reprints of papers or copies of reports published)
  2. Research plans for the upcoming calendar year (with indication of any additional controlled substances planned for procurement in the upcoming year)
  3. Notation of any changes in the research project, (substantive changes should be explained in detail so that the Panel can review them as protocol amendments), and
  4. A photocopy of the controlled substances inventory log maintained at your site for record keeping (if applicable)

The Panel also requires notification of completion, and a final report, to be forwarded to the Panel office when each study is completed.

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