Finally, parents recognized that the projected size and longevity of secondary use would impose feasibility implications on garnering and maintaining consent.
In practice, this means the governing power maintains consent through delivering the goods, that is, performance -- not just economic, but in terms of overall quality of life.
Schekeva Hall, a staff psychologist and assistant director of outreach services at St . Johns University in New York, shared with Tonic a list of go-to lines for maintaining consent in every interaction.
Members of the E.C.B. governing council are extremely conscious of the need to maintain the consent and trust of euro-area citizens.
For example, one interpretation of the forward-looking trust rationale (see above) is that, morally, we should enshrine and maintain informed consent as a legal duty and cultural norm so as to maintain trust in medical practitioners.
Duke researchers will, however, maintain your consent and personal information and retain the ability to re-identify the information if doing so is needed for research integrity purposes or legal purposes, and they may share re-identified information with others at Duke who need to see such information to ensure that the research meets legal, regulatory or institutional requirements.
However, he also notes that it's "vital" to maintain the consent of the people he interacts with.
Caregivers were asked to maintain their consent throughout the duration of the study (n = 351).
In addition to constructing an in-depth understanding of the contexts in which participants would regard re-use to be acceptable, the interviews also sought to examine what respondents considered to be the most appropriate way to obtain and maintain informed consent for secondary re-use and sample storage.
We sought to determine if research participants with schizophrenia maintain adequate consent-related abilities during a longitudinal study.
