Informed consent (Medical law)
Exceptions to the rule of informed consent for research with an intervention
... asking informed consent may be the most ethically correct thing to do, because it is beneficial for future patients or for society as a whole [3, 35, 39, 41, 54, 57, 63, 76, 84, 85, 108, ...118–121]. ...
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Advancing Informed Consent for Vulnerable Populations
... Informed consent is essential for the conduct of ethical biomedical ...obtaining informed consent is often a complex process, which raises concerns about the extent to which participants are ...
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The (Ir)rationality of (Un)informed Consent
... of informed consent creates a duty to inform patients of the risks and benefits of treatment and life-sustaining care (including likelihood of success measured by cure, palliation of symptoms, or extended ...
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The Informed Consent Process in Genetic Family Studies
... participation in the EFIND study. These questions were formulated to reflect basic information presented to subjects through the consent process. Responses to questions were expressed as percentages, placing equal ...
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Informed consent for MRI and fMRI research: Analysis of a sample of Canadian consent documents
... of informed consent ...even informed consent, involves much more than the informed consent form ...the consent form is only a por- tion of the consent process and ...
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Informed Consent in Decision-Making in Pediatric Practice
... of informed consent in medical practice has roots within both ethical theory and ...for informed consent in ethical theory is most commonly found in the concept of ...of informed ...
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Informed Consent: A Socio Legal Study
... Introduction: Informed consent [IC] is a recognized socio- legal obligation for the medical profession. The doctrine of IC involves the law, which aims to ensure the lawfulness of health assistance and ...
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Informed consent in randomised controlled trials: development and preliminary evaluation of a measure of Participatory and Informed Consent (PIC)
... The PIC was conceived as a formative measure of in- formed consent, i.e. application of the measure will in- form on areas of recruiter practice that can be modified in order to benefit participant understanding ...
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Informed Consent in Decision-Making in Pediatric Practice
... to be the appropriate surrogate decision-makers for their children and allow them to give informed consent for their child’s medical care. This right reflects the adolescent’s status as a parent, rather ...
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Informed consent to breech birth in New Zealand
... and consent are similar to other common law jurisdictions, such as Australia and ...‘informed consent’, which has been rejected in England 6 and ...
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Informed consent in physiotherapy practice: it is not what is said but how it is said
... Concerning influence, the act of decision making can be seen on a spectrum of interactions with others. At one pole is persuasion; an individual’s decisions are made based upon the ‘merit of reason’. Such decisions ...
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Examining the readability of patient-informed consent forms
... the informed consent process should be ...and consent writers, as well as investigators and members of the institutional review boards, the readability and com- prehension of the general population ...
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Schizophrenia: the issue of informed consent to treatment with clozapine
... give informed consent to treatment with clozapine in treatment-resistant ...give informed consent individu- ...chosis, informed consent to treatment with clozapine must be ...
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Informed Consent in Decision-Making in Pediatric Practice
... of informed consent in the pediatric setting, in which most patients either lack the ability to act independently or have limited or no capacity for medical decision- ...the informed consent ...
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Language in genetics research informed consent: The language gap and unrecognized miscommunication
... in consent forms or information ...between consent forms and other scientific ...from consent forms may represent an inadequate description of the research being ...
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Informed consent practices for surgical care at university teaching hospitals: a case in a low resource setting
... constituted informed consent, how it is ob- tained, whether obtained at all times, who obtains and what type of information is exchanged between doctors and their ...the informed consent ...
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Tailoring the process of informed consent in genetic and genomic research
... investigators to pay careful attention to these issues as part of informed consent requirements. In resource-poor environments and low-income settings, researchers may have considerable power to influence ...
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Informed consent: ideal or reality?
... give informed consent, they need to know how the findings might be used, through what kinds of publicity and policy channels, whose interests will be served, and what the impact might be, not only on them ...
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Pharmaceutical information systems and possible implementations of informed consent - developing an heuristic
... which consent is to be ...of informed consent discussed previously. If informed consent is required for every registration and use of personal medication information, then a significant ...
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Informed Consent in Clinical Trials Using Stem Cells: Suggestions and Points of Attention from Informed Consent Training Workshops in Japan
... Informed consent (IC) is an essential requirement of ethical research involving human participants, and is usually achieved by providing prospective research participants (PRPs) with a document that ...
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