Finally, biobanks would need appropriate staffing or consultants, facilities, and funding to perform functions associated with deciding whether to return IFs and IRRs, and (if so) analyzing them and managing the return process. Staffing or consultant needs may include access to clinicians who are expert in analyzing the relevant findings.1 Facilities’ needs may include access to a CLIA-certified lab or labs to generate results appropriate for return.86 We elaborate below on all of these implications for biobanks.
