But are you not afraid that you will not be able to maintain consent for your policies during this extraordinarily difficult transition?There is a risk, quite a substantial one.
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.
On the one hand, it was argued that biobanking held great promise for health research and that maintaining strict consent requirements would hinder the realisation of this promise (Hansson et al. 2006, p 267).
Both individual and public health benefits must be considered; new approaches must be convenient, ensure accurate test results, have good linkages to prevention and care services, and support wide and sustainable coverage, while still maintaining informed consent, voluntarism, and confidentiality.
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.
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).
SFARI maintains the consent of all individuals in the SSC and the analysis of those samples in this project was supervised under the CSHL IRB review committee.
