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Elements of Informed Consent
Source: 45 CFR 46, 21 CFR 50
General Requirements
The individual is given sufficient opportunity to consider whether or not to participate in the study without coercion or undue influence.
Information is provided in an understandable manner without use of exculpatory language.
Required Elements
Statement which indicates the study involves research.
Explanation of the purpose of the research.
Expected duration of participation in the study.
Description of procedures.
Identification of experimental procedures.
Description of reasonably foreseeable risks or discomforts.
Description of reasonably expected benefits.
Identification of alternative procedures available.
Description of the level of confidentiality of records identifying the participant.
If research is greater than minimal risk: description of compensation and/or medical treatment available in case of injury.
Identification of whom to contact with questions about the study, the participant’s rights and in case of injury.
Statement that participation in the study is voluntary.
Statement that the individual is free to refuse and/or withdraw without penalty or loss of benefits.
Additional Elements
Potential for unforeseeable risks to the individual or an embryo or fetus if the individual is or may become pregnant.
Circumstances in which the individual’s participation may be terminated by the investigator without regard to the individual’s consent.
Any additional costs the individual may incur due to participation in the study.
The consequences of the individual’s decision to withdraw from the study and procedures to terminate from the study.
Statement which indicates that significant new findings, which may affect the individual’s willingness to continue participation in the study, will be provided.
The approximate number of individuals who will participate in the study.
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