The phrase "assess consent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you need to evaluate or determine whether consent has been given or is valid.
Example: "Before proceeding with the procedure, it is essential to assess consent to ensure that the patient fully understands the risks involved."
Alternatives: "evaluate consent" or "review consent".
A RA recorded the estimated age and gender of non-consenting patients to assess consent bias.
The sex of non-consenters was recorded, to assess consent bias.
A RA also recorded the estimated age and gender of non-consenting patients in order to assess consent bias.
For non-consenting participants, the research assistant will also record their sex on a recruitment log sheet in order to assess consent bias.
Simple proportions and chi-square tests (or Fisher's exact tests for small cell sizes) were used to assess consent bias and to compare proportions of participants agreeing with statements about the acceptability of the feedback and whether the feedback was useful during their appointment.
Research ethics committees have an important role to play in assessing consent forms and processes to ensure that information relating to biological sample collection and use is stated in a clear and unambiguous manner.
13 14 Tools that have been used extensively to assess informed consent comprehension include Brief Informed Consent Evaluation Protocol (BICEP), 15 Deaconess Informed Consent Comprehension Test (DICCT) 16 and the Quality of Informed Consent test (QuIC).
"The project partners will assess the consent and associated conditions as part of the planning and programming for the next phase of the scheme".
This way, re-identification would not be required in order to assess the consent criterion.
Research staff recorded the sex of all invited patients in order to assess for consent bias.
We had to clarify that the purpose of our study was not to assess the consent process at the sites but rather to obtain participant views on biological sample collection.
