At the examination, the patients were informed about the study's purposes, procedures, and possible risks and signed an informed consent.
The experimenters explained the study to the volunteers verbally in the language they can understand, providing all pertinent information (purposes, procedures, benefits) and allowing the volunteers ample opportunity to ask questions.
Respondents were informed of the purposes, procedures, risks and benefits, and the private and confidential nature of the study.
All the study participants were clearly informed about the objectives or purposes, procedures, risks and benefits, privacy and confidentiality issues of the study.
Reports should clearly describe the health care program being evaluated, including its context, purposes, procedures, findings and recommendations, so that essential information is provided and easily understood.
Written informed consent was obtained after explaining the purpose, procedure, and possible risks of this study.
DASMiner establishes a general purpose procedure for discovering and getting data from DAS sources.
Respondents were informed about the purpose, procedure, risks and benefits, and the private and confidential nature of the study.
Selected participants were invited by e-mail, and received information about the study's purpose, procedure, the use of the data, and the focus of the interview.
We explained the purpose, procedure, and risks and benefits of the study to the respondents and obtained a verbal informed consent.
