Sentence examples for consent and commitment from inspiring English sources

As recommended by the ISSCR this approach should only occur when certain conditions are satisfied such as: a robust scientific rationale; peer review of the proposed approach; data collection and clinical follow-up; undertaking only to treat a small number of patients who have provided informed consent; and commitment to more formal clinical trials in a timely manner (Figure 1).

Treatment in the core study, completed 36 month visit of the core study, informed and written consent and commitment to participate in the study over the entire study duration.

The inclusion criteria were: Treatment in the core study, completed 36 month visit of the core study, informed and written consent and commitment to participate in the study over the entire study duration.

It is a two-step process, requiring firstly the consent of staff in an increasingly busy work environment where space and time are frequently limited, and then the consent and commitment of sufficient numbers of eligible patients.

Once informed consent and the commitment to participate have been obtained from the students/parents and the school, respectively, a baseline survey will be performed to determine the prevalence of smoking.

I'll be blunt: Sex without self-awareness, trust, respect, honesty, consent, sobriety, safety and commitment isn't good.

Managers will be asked to provide written informed consent and express unreserved commitment to having their employees participate in the study.

Therefore, obtaining the family's consent, their commitment to support and cooperation with hospital care, is an important consideration for Japanese patients.

Other exceptions seem harder to reconcile with full-blown commitment to informed consent and its central justifications.

Critical socio-cultural improvements are called for in terms of the social identity of nurses, practitioner commitment to patient consent and patient safety, and trainer and co-worker collaboration in promoting a culture of learning and error sharing.

Prior to consenting, the social worker meets with the participant and family to assess their readiness for and commitment to change.