The phrase "consent acquisition" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to the process of obtaining permission or agreement from someone. Example: The company implemented a new policy for consent acquisition, ensuring that all customers signed a consent form before their personal data could be used for marketing purposes.
Closed-ended questions with "yes"/ no"/ don't know" regarding advice required before practices, information given to the parents, giving informed written consent, acquisition of information regarding health risks.
It also is interesting, however, to balance the importance of informed consent, acquisition of knowledge, and study-related risks or burdens.
We think that these elements are quite clear and comprehensive, and could provide a useful framework for the critical review of various contemporary issues surrounding informed consent acquisition in Japan.
However, features of this community-based research study, including recruitment and interview administration by peer drug users and paperless consent acquisition, may help to reduce social desirability bias and enhance the reliability of self-report in the present study.
In the United States, some physicians might have regarded the process of consent acquisition as merely explaining to patients the nature of their medical conditions together with a recommended treatment plan in the 1980s, when disclosure was considered the primary (and perhaps sole) element of informed consent [ 25].
LR, HLH and AET participated in patient consent, sample acquisition and manuscript edits.
Detailed procedures for obtaining informed patient consent, tissue acquisition, and histopathological and molecular quality control and validation have already been described (Riddick et al, 2003).
All patients gave informed consent for acquisition of pedigree data and blood specimens for use in a study on cancer susceptibility gene mutations.
Details of ethical approval, procedures for obtaining informed patient consent, tissue acquisition, and histopathological and molecular quality control and validation have already been described (Riddick et al, 2003).
EPCR has received an application for consent for the acquisition of a majority stake (54%) in Gloucester by Altrad Participations, although the Syria-born French businessman said it was he, not his company, who would be investing.
