[PDF] Top 20 Lessons learned obtaining informed consent in research with vulnerable populations in community health center settings

... Massachusetts health care reform on the use of preventive health screening by low-income ...women. Community health center staff members were instru- mental in obtaining the ... See full document

... mosquito populations to levels that do not support disease transmission ...“no consent” signs on their lawns in opposition to the proposed trial ...human health in those settings. The World ... See full document

... which consent is informed, it is a matter of some concern that so few questions were asked during the informed consent discussions, despite significant efforts being made on the part of the ... See full document

... country settings, prevention trials are feasible only among vulnerable sub-populations at increased risk of HIV and sexually transmitted infections (STIs) ...at-risk populations, impaired ... See full document

... in consent forms or information ...for research participants or ...between consent forms and other scientific ...the research described. The omission of such language from consent forms ... See full document

... our consent strategy on three sources: discussions with the forensic pathology team and the pathologist conducting the suicide genetic study; discussions with the HREC; and on work reported by Odendaal and ... See full document

... the informed consent docu- ...their health, having access to an otherwise inaccessible treatment, and because their doctor thought it was the best option for the patient (Table ... See full document

... question, without compromising their well-being, is vitally important to minimise research-related risks and/or clinical hazards as well as adverse reactions. Yet studies have shown that many of the medicines used ... See full document

... primary health care ...quality research or case reports on community participation for communic- able disease control and ...public health thinking in the past decade which has seen global ... See full document

... in obtaining informed consent prior to randomization is illustrated in a CRT described by Mul- lany and colleagues ...local health worker, were randomized to one of three inter- ventions for ... See full document

... web lessons, ii) a web-based self-monitoring diary for participants to record their daily weight, exercise and glucose levels during pregnancy and weight, calories, and exercise dur- ing the postpartum period, ... See full document

... in research miscon- duct oversight but for the most part play a strong role in rejection of ethically suspect research and in notifying appropriate ...suspect research by more deliberately charging ... See full document

... situated than others to understand the unique needs of their children and to make appropriate, caring decisions regarding their children’s health care. This is not an absolute legal right, however, because the ... See full document

... particularly vulnerable population in Peru [11]: the indigenous popu- lation living in the rural and geographically dispersed communities in the Peruvian Amazon (mostly of the Ashaninka ethnic ...to health ... See full document

... 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]. ... See full document

... for obtaining informed consent for youth in foster care to participate in minimal-risk research; a review of 49 publications revealed 14 different combinations of individuals used for ... See full document

... 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 ... See full document

... Amazingly, the report states that at that time, there was one doctor for every 400 persons in large cities but in small towns with a population of less than 200, there were two to three doctors per person! The report ... See full document

... of vulnerable subjects in a study, espe- cially youth involved in the justice system, significantly adds to the ...involved populations may not even be an option depending upon the geographic ...for ... See full document

... routine research, I am the one who gives permis- sion for all members of the ...for research that involves any family member, particularly children, the father gives permission, as males are usually head of ... See full document