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The document outlines the informed consent process in clinical research, emphasizing the importance of obtaining voluntary and informed agreement from participants. It details the essential elements and documentation required for informed consent, including study purpose, risks, benefits, and participants' rights. The document also highlights the ongoing nature of consent and the responsibilities of researchers to ensure compliance with regulations and ethical considerations.




















Introduction to the concept of informed consent in research.
Informed consent is a continual process involving voluntary participation after full disclosure.
Researchers must ensure compliance with regulations and respect participants' rights.
Details required in consent documents about study purpose, treatment, risks, benefits, and alternatives.
Confidentiality, injury compensation, voluntary nature, and study contacts must be included.
Capacity, disclosure, comprehension, voluntary agreement, and withdrawal rights are essential.
Documentation of consent must be carried out by qualified personnel with responsibility on the PI.
The IRB oversees the process; errors can lead to suspension and must be reported.
Subjects should be informed of new findings, and consent may need to be sought regularly.
Respect for individuals mandates obtaining informed consent as a crucial protection in research.
Specific regulations requirements for informed consent are stated under US FDA guidelines.
Comprehensive elements required by ICH GCP include purpose, risks, benefits, confidentiality, and compensation.
Thank you note, concluding the presentation.