SOCRA CCRP Practice Exam

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What types of reports must be made from an investigator to a sponsor?

Annual financial reports
Safety occurrences, Protocol deviations, Progress reports, Final report, Financial disclosure report
SOP updates
Audit findings

The correct answer is: Safety occurrences, Protocol deviations, Progress reports, Final report, Financial disclosure report

The reports that must be made from an investigator to a sponsor are safety occurrences, protocol deviations, progress reports, final report, and financial disclosure report. These reports are important for keeping the sponsor updated on the progress and any issues that may arise during the investigation. Annual financial reports, SOP updates, and audit findings may also be important, but they are not specifically required to be reported to the sponsor. Therefore, they would not be considered as types of reports that must be made from an investigator to a sponsor.