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Guidelines for Tailoring the Informed Consent Process in Clinical Studies
Creators
- Diez-Domingo, Javier1
- Fons-Martínez, Jaime1
- García-Bayarri, Júlia1
- Calvo Rigual, Fernando1
- Petrova Dobreva, Dafina1
- Vázquez-Moreno, Mónica1
- Morales Cuenca, Valle1
- Ferrer-Albero, Cristina2
- Egea-Ferrer, Miguel2
- García Gómez, Alberto3
- Montefusco, Serena3
- Palazzani, Laura4
- Macioce, Fabio4
- Daverio, Margherita4
- Garasic, Mirko Daniel4
- Nepi, Leonardo4
- Persampieri, Loredana4
- Martínez-Casares, Olga María5
- Boceta Muñoz, M. Reyes5
- Diaz-Valdes, María Cubillo5
- Rubio Pomar, Francisco Javier5
- López Santos, Elena5
- Dimitriou, Dimitris6
- Rebera, Andrew6
- Lorenzo Pérez, Silvia6
- Glennie, Linda7
- Russell, Rosanna7
- Rodgers, Elizabeth7
- Tozzi, Alberto8
- Jackson, Sally8
- 1. Fundación para el Fomento de la Investigación Sanitaria y Biomédica de la Comunitat Valenciana (FISABIO)
- 2. Universidad Católica de Valencia (UCV)
- 3. UNESCO Chair in Bioethics and Human Rights
- 4. Libera Università Maria Ss. Assunta (LUMSA)
- 5. GSK
- 6. AND Consulting Group
- 7. Meningitis Research Foundation (MRF)
- 8. Ospedale Pediatrico Bambino Gesù (OPBG)
Description
These guidelines have been designed to provide information and evidence to assist with the development, or review of the consent process for use in clinical studies with human participants. These guidelines do not deal with issues related to informed consent in clinical practice.
The guidelines have been developed by the i-CONSENT consortium. i-CONSENT (H2020, Grant Agreement number 741856) is a European Union H2020 funded program that aims to improve the information that individuals receive when deciding whether or not to take part in clinical studies.
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