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Collect informed consent on paper.
The following example helps to illustrate the complexity of EDC in remote settings: 1. Collect informed consent on paper.
It is obvious that a signed consent on paper alone does not adequately protect the rights and dignity of every participating individual.
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"I have thought of fifteen hundred or two thousand incidents in my life which I am ashamed of, but I have not gotten one of them to consent to go on paper yet," he admits.
Informed consent was collected on paper.
The initial cross-sectional surveys used paper-based data collection as outlined here: 1. Informed consent was collected on paper.
Caregiver consent was recorded on paper in the form of a signature, thumbprint or record of oral response as appropriate to the individual.
Extensive project staff time was needed to manage parents' consent forms all done on paper -- which included details of about patient insurance.
Rather than a static event involving investigator disclosure of a litany of potential risks and benefits culminating in the subjects' signature on paper, informed consent should be conceived of as an ongoing decision-making process, a conversation between investigator and subject that occurs at each study encounter or intervention.
Consent for the interview was noted on paper or at the commencement of the interview, which was recorded and subsequently transcribed.
Informed Consent was taken by all the students on paper.
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