Informed consent

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informed consent is used in research to ensure that the subjects know about their role within the study and that they are free to participate.

Contents

information

  • all essential information on the research
  • verbal explanation given of content
  • written form
  • minimum content:
    • this is research! (not treatment!)
    • purpose
    • people, organizations carrying the study
    • research funding
    • sample, inclusion, exclusion criteria
    • instruments, surveys
    • procedure, requirements for informants, withdrawal
    • voluntary
    • anonymity, confidentiality
    • costs
    • contact persons


Problems in information:

  • limited information
  • difficult information
  • too much information
  • standard information
  • misleading information


consent

  • understanding the information
  • voluntary (free to leave or drop out of the study at any time)
  • connection with treatment and/or care
  • cognitive level
  • roles of all involved

see also

weblinks

http://www.fda.gov/cdrh/devadvice/ide/informed_consent.shtml

http://www.fda.gov/oc/ohrt/irbs/informedconsent.html

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