SOCRA CCRP Practice Exam

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What types of reports must investigators provide to a sponsor according to regulations?

Progress reports, Safety reports, Final report, Financial disclosure report
Marketing reports, Productivity reports, Initial report, Budget report
Recruitment reports, Publication reports, Interim report, Expense report
Baseline reports, Risk reports, Summary report, Compliance report

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

Investigators must provide progress reports, safety reports, final reports, and financial disclosure reports to sponsors according to regulations. These reports are important for keeping the sponsor informed of the progress and safety of the study, as well as any financial disclosures related to the study. The other options listed do not align with the types of reports that are required of investigators, making them incorrect choices. Marketing reports, productivity reports, and budget reports may not be relevant to the study and would not be required by regulations. Recruitment reports, publication reports, and interim reports may be important, but they are not specifically listed as necessary reports to be provided to the sponsor. Baseline reports, risk reports, summary reports, and compliance reports are also not mentioned as required reports to be provided to the sponsor. Therefore, the correct answer is A.