Sentence examples for renewed consent from inspiring English sources
Of particular concern was the issue of consent — the draft language suggested researchers would be required to seek renewed consent to reuse data collected for a different purpose, which could have introduced delays and made some research impractical.
All participants provided informed consent prior to the baseline assessment and renewed consent prior to randomisation.
Participants gave informed consent at recruitment and renewed consent at follow-up.
Wolf and Lo (2004) have suggested that 'tiered consent', where the donor may permit only some use and require renewed consent for other studies, is a preferable instrument to promote participation.
Finally, the model stages informed consent as a process by feeding information to consumers in each subsequent stage of the process of undergoing a test, and by accommodating renewed consent for test result updates, resulting from the ongoing development of the science underlying PGT.
On account of long lead times in biomedical and pharmaceutical research, they may not reap a benefit from the actual study but a too strict interpretation of the legal principles governing this kind of research, for example regarding the possibility to use earlier collected samples without a renewed consent, may be detrimental to their general research interests.
The Human Embryology and Fertilisation Authority insisted that a donor must regularly renew consent for sperm storage, with no exception for the deceased.
The assumption was that it would confirm the status quo: that deference, self-interest and fear of the consequences would renew consent for the old regime with a remain vote.
Consent in surveys is often implicit, and continuing: respondents renew consent each time they provide an answer to an enquiry.
Bioethicists looking at "biobanks" have focused on the problems prospective research poses for consent, and the adequacy of such provisions as opting in or opting out, waiving or giving blanket consent, withdrawing or renewing consent, etc. (Helgesson and Johnsson 2005; Shickle 2006).
One of the ethical review boards requested a renewed informed consent for this follow-up study, while no such renewal was deemed necessary by the other boards.
