Consent Flashcards
1
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consent must be based on
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complete information about the study
2
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three components of informed consent
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- information voluntary - procedures, risks and benefits
- comprehension- simple language
3
Q
comprehension
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simple language used- primary school level
- also provided in different languages
4
Q
consent in practice
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- info sheets- kept by participants
- consent forms- kept by researcher
- consent can be withdrawn at any time
- provide material in other languages
- test understanding
5
Q
what if a person lacks capacity to consent?
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- can be provided by an authorised representative or next of kin
6
Q
assent
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is a physical or verbal expression of willingness to participate e.g. wear an arm thermometer
7
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dissent
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is a physical or verbal expression of an unwillingness to participate
8
Q
assent is
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necessary but not sufficient
9
Q
consent does
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not overall dissent
10
Q
a lack of capacity to consent does not mean research shouldnt be done e.g.
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if the study is to do with pattern of children behaviour
11
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which key principle does consent come under
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respect
