Sentence examples for poor consent from inspiring English sources

Other issues identified from the RCOG review into Mr Jones' performance include bizarre decisions; poor documentation and communication; poor consent technique and an impression of increased surgical complications.

The SL provides a method of accountability of research activity and identifies potential problems such as poor consent rates and missed patients.

Where reporting was adequate, the review highlighted poor consent rates in some trials, which may reflect the perceived attractiveness of CBT interventions as well as of the research protocol.

In addition to some participants highlighting poor consent processes and lack of supportive communications, some women in this study were concerned about their providers breaching confidentiality by discussing their HIV status with other providers or with community members.

28 We should of course be ready to condemn poor consent practice wherever it occurs and to seek improvement and, as Rafi and Chitty note, particularly in the light of developments such as non-invasive prenatal diagnosis, 'we will need to maintain high standards of counselling to facilitate informed consent taking account of cultural variation'.

However the issue of poor consent rates increasing the likelihood of introducing bias into survey results is not just an issue for dental or NHS surveys, this is a much broader issue which affects any surveillance or research programme involving children in the school setting.

This would have facilitated a better assessment of risk factors for poor consenting processes in our setting.

In 10 cases, the cellularity of the FNAC samples was too poor to consent diagnosis.

19 Yet another possibility is misclassification by reviewers, due to poor reporting of consent practices in the trial report (for example, informed consent may have been sought but the authors simply reported that participants "agreed to participate" without an explicit statement of consent).

Potential participants will be excluded if they meet any of the following criteria: unable to give informed consent (poor physical and/or cognitive state), insufficient command of English to comprehend the consent process and/or data collection questions.

Withdrawal criteria: Development of one or more of the conditions given in 'exclusion criteria' during the course of the study; withdrawal of informed consent; poor compliance; problems with blood or urine sampling.