Sentence examples for consent ascertained from inspiring English sources

15 The specialist physician affiliated with the study approached patients during their index admission, and subject to consent ascertained their social situation, including carer support, the rationale for their prescribed medicines, the arrangements for collection of prescriptions, and for dispensing and administration of medications by questioning and from their medical records.

The scale of the trial and the need for long-term follow-up presented a number of design challenges in relation to obtaining consent, ascertaining and contacting participants who developed breast cancer, and collecting outcome data.

All subjects recruited in this study were interviewed with informed consent to ascertain their ethnic affiliations.

Ongoing verbal consent was also ascertained at every patient contact (face-to-face or telephone).

Of the total cases ascertained, physician consent was obtained for 89 % of rectal (n = 1169) and 85%% (n = 1375) colon cases.

The protocol was approved by the UAB, University of Florida, HP, PDA, and Scandinavian Institutional Review Boards and informed consent was explained and ascertained from each practitioner.

The patients belonged to a series of 1566 consecutively ascertained, unselected consenting CRC cases diagnosed in 1999 2004 in the six main hospitals in metropolitan Columbus, Ohio (13, 14).

In a remarkable evocation of the secretive ways and hidden priorities of the cold war, Britain's Atomic Energy Agency acknowledged today that thousands of bones were taken from dead babies without parental consent to help ascertain the impact of atmospheric nuclear testing.

In the demo, we still ascertain consent to move forward and have a second factor authentication (in case someone took your phone) to determine that it is you – the user/individual.

Several mammographers recounted experiences where women had appeared to attend under pressure from others and where severe challenges existed in ascertaining consent.

Control subjects were ascertained with written informed consent from the Irish GeneBank and represented blood donors from the Irish Blood Transfusion Service.