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Filling out the Adverse Biosafety Event Report Form is a crucial step in reporting any significant biosafety incidents. This guide will provide you with clear, step-by-step instructions to navigate the form effectively and ensure compliance with necessary regulations.

Follow the steps to successfully complete the form.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to access the form and open it in the digital editor.
2. In the first section, input the name of the Principal Investigator (PI) and their corresponding college or department.
3. Fill in the campus address, phone number, and fax number associated with the PI.
4. Enter the IBC approval number, project location, project title, and type of project. Select from options such as Human Gene Transfer, Recombinant DNA, Microorganism/Virus, or Biological Toxin.
5. Indicate the biosafety level of the research required by selecting BSL1, BSL2, BSL3, or BSL4.
6. Choose the appropriate experiment class of the project by checking one of the provided options from III-A to III-F, based on the required approvals.
7. Input the date of the incident and describe the infectious agent(s), toxin, or gene transfer product that was in use during the event.
8. List the names of the personnel involved in the incident.
9. Provide a detailed description of the adverse event, significant problems, or research-related accident/illness that occurred.
10. Outline any medical attention that was given to individuals who were exposed or injured.
11. Answer the question regarding whether the incident involved a spill or accident leading to exposure to organisms containing recombinant DNA molecules, and if applicable, note that immediate contact with Dr. Cheri Marcham at 271-3000 is required.
12. Indicate whether the NIH has been notified about the incident.
13. In the certification and signature section, confirm that the information provided is accurate, and include the Principal Investigator's signature and date.
14. Within 24 hours of knowing about the incident, submit the form by delivering it in person or via fax to the OUHSC Environmental Health and Safety Office.

Complete the Adverse Biosafety Event Report Form online to ensure timely and accurate reporting of any biosafety events.