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• Each IRB has protocol submission requirements, which typically involve an IRB application and informed consent document.
• -- Failure to revise informed consent documents for new patients after some earlier patients had serious side effects.
• -- UTMB overstated the potential benefits and understated the risk of a particular project in its informed consent documents.
• Historically until now, there has been no particular thought about making the informed consent document for clinical trials publicly available.
• -- UTMB does not routinely require informed consent documents in the native language of potential subjects who do not speak English.
• -- The language used in informed consent documents frequently includes " complex language that would not be understandable to all subjects ."
• There is a document called an " informed consent document " which explains in layman terms the clinical trial and what participation in it means.
• Twenty violations were found, ranging from informed consent documents that may have given patients incomplete information about what they were undertaking, to the board's approval of experiments without complete review.
• The informed consent document is a study description and agreement which purports to give a potential research participant enough information to be able to make a decision about participating in a particular clinical trial.
• If a given clinical trial otherwise meets Wikipedia's WP : NOTABILITY criteria for inclusion into the encyclopedia, then project members may post a link to the informed consent document from the Wikipedia article covering that trial.
• Historically, it was logistically unfeasible to open the informed consent document review process to everyone, and because of the work burden in even reviewing the document, typically paid staff at an institutional review board would do the review.
• The researchers extracted eggs from 12 women, who had signed detailed informed consent documents and were paid $ 1, 500 to $ 2, 000 each, said William Gibbons, an Eastern Virginia reproductive endocrinologist who was not involved in the work.
• A subset of this WikiProject distinct from the goal of developing Wikipedia articles about clinical trials is the potentially controversial assertion that researchers should share the informed consent documents for clinical trials by applying a free copyright license to these documents so that anyone may publicly share them.
• Investigators could not always determine who conducted the informed consent discussions, and who answered the questions; in one case, for example, a patient and a witness signed the informed consent document on March 17, 1997, but the investigator signed it on June 5, a week before the gene therapy was administered.