The phrase "administering consent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is managing or overseeing the process of obtaining or granting consent, often in legal, medical, or organizational settings.
Example: "The committee is responsible for administering consent for all research studies conducted within the institution."
Alternatives: "granting consent" or "managing consent".
This resulted in RA administered consent taking and a simplification of the text in the consent form, however in accordance with ethical committee guidelines.
SR was the co-investigator who was involved in collection of cervical biopsy specimens, administering informed consent and collection and assembly of data.
This pilot-study evaluated only the Signature App performance in administering electronic consent and questionnaires and the overall experience with the tablet, not the Beck Depression Inventory in particular.
Crucial among them was the need for individuals administering the consent document to spend more time in doing so, which may be extremely difficult in studies with large sample sizes.
KK was the Principal Investigator of the study involved in conception of the study, collection of cervical biopsy specimens, administering informed consent and led the team of co-investigators in conducting the study.
As shown in online supplementary appendix B, once eligible, parents of the patients presenting to the haematology outpatient clinics will be approached by the principal investigator (PI /co-investigator for administering informed consent and assent, resPI /co-investigatorpplicable on the day ofordmission.
Dealing with local ethics committees and community stakeholders, recruiting and enrolling potentially higher risk women, administering informed consent, bringing participants back for regular study visits, giving ongoing risk reduction and HIV counselling and making referrals for continued healthcare, all within the context of Good Clinical Practice, mimicked future prevention trials.
Research assistants (RAs) meet with eligible patients to explain the study and administer consent and to obtain permission to view the patient's medical record.
As children (and parents in trials that use deferred consent) have no control over whether interventions are administered deferred consent may also compromise rights based justice and the requirement to act in a fair manner [ 18].
