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If subjects will be identified through DSHS, DOH, or L&I records and/or information, first contact with potential subjects must be made by agency representatives. This initial contact is to request permission for the state agency to disclose the identity of the individual to the researcher for study recruitment. Ideally, this initial contact will be from the individual's case manager or health care provider, and could be made either in person or by telephone. In some cases, first contact can be made by an official agency letter to the prospective subject. WSIRB staff can advise researchers on appropriate procedures for identifying and contacting potential subjects.
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What procedures may be used to recruit subjects?
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