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I Said No: The Impact of Voicing Non-consent on Women’s Perceptions of and Responses to RapeCook, Natalie Kathrin 13 February 2015 (has links)
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A Qualitative Study of Adolescents’ Understanding of Biobanks and Their Attitudes Towards Participation, Re-contact and Data SharingMurad, Andrea M. 30 June 2015 (has links)
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A CASE STUDY OF DESEGREGATION IN CINCINNATI PUBLIC SCHOOLS: 1974 TO 1994ERKINS, ESTHER KAY 22 May 2002 (has links)
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Obtaining Informed Consent in an Egyptian Research StudyRashad, A.M., MacVane Phipps, Fiona E., Haith-Cooper, Melanie January 2004 (has links)
No / This article explores the concept of internationally acceptable codes of ethics within the context of an Egyptian nurse’s PhD studies. Theoretical work, including gaining ethical approval for the project, took place in the UK, while the data collection phase of the study was done in Egypt. This highlighted areas where the Arab Muslim interpretation of some ethical principles, especially around the issue of gaining informed consent, differed from that currently accepted in British research ethics. The authors argue that it may not be possible, or even desirable, to standardize codes of ethics globally in areas such as academic research. Ethical principles develop from a unique mix of culture and religion. It may be more important to develop cultural competence that includes the ability to understand and respect the way in which ethical principles are interpreted by various societies.
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Informed consent : communication and miscommunication in clinical trialsMoloi, Gaotswake Patience 03 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MCur)--Stellenbosch University, 2012. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: Background
Informed Consent (IC) has been proposed as the optimal method for ensuring the
ethical entry of patients into clinical trials. IC is a vital part of the research process
and as such entails more than obtaining a signature on a form. The IC must be
given freely, without coercion, and must be based on a clear understanding of what
participation involves.
Aim
The overall aim of this study was to attain an understanding of participants'
knowledge regarding informed consent when participating in a research project.
Methods
The study was conducted at two public hospitals in a city in the Eastern Cape
Province of South Africa. The quantitative study used descriptive survey design. A
self administered questionnaire was used as a tool for data collection.
Results
The sample size consisted of 170 women with an average of 25.9 years. The
majority had completed secondary level education. More than half of the participants
did not have knowledge of the purpose of the original study. The majority of
participants did not have knowledge of their responsibilities. Forty-two percent gave
uninformative responses and 26% indicated they did not know their responsibilities.
None of the participants understood the concept of randomization. The majority
(85.9%) of participants indicated that information provided on the IC forms was
sufficient for them to decide to participate.
Conclusion
Despite extensive efforts to ensure that participants understood their participation in
the original studies, this study found poor recall of vital information for IC. A signed
informed consent does not guarantee that participants understand information given. Recommendations
The existing methods of communicating and obtaining of an informed consent seem
to be insufficient for participants to make an informed decision. A new approach with
more interactive features such as combination of audio-visual techniques might
increase the possibilities of the understanding. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Agtergrond
Ingeligte toestemming (IT) is voorgestel as die optimale metode om die etiese
toelating van die pasiënte vir kliniese toetse te verseker. IT is 'n belangrike deel van
die navorsingsproses en as sodanig behels dit meer as die verkryging van 'n
handtekening op 'n vorm. Die IT moet vrylik gegee word, sonder dwang en moet
gebaseer wees op 'n duidelike begrip van wat die deelname behels.
Doel
Die algemene doel van hierdie studie is om 'n begrip van die deelnemers se kennis
met betrekking tot ingeligte toestemming te bepaal, wanneer hulle deelneem aan 'n
navorsingsprojek.
Metodes
Die studie is uitgevoer by twee openbare hospitale in ’n stad in die Oos-Kaap in
Suid-Afrika. Die navorsingsontwerp is beskrywend van aard en ’n kwantitatiewe
benadering is toegepas. ‘n Self-geadministreerde vraelys is as 'n instrument gebruik
om data in te samel.
Resultate
Die steekproefgrootte het bestaan uit 170 vroue met 'n gemiddelde ouderdom van
25.9 jaar. Die meerderheid van die vroue het opleiding tot op sekondêre vlak. Meer
as die helfte van die deelnemers het geen kennis van die doel van die oorspronklike
studie gehad nie. Die meerderheid van die deelnemers het ook nie kennis van hul
verantwoordelikhede gehad nie. Twee-en-veertig persent het nie toepaslike
antwoorde gegee nie en 26% het aangedui dat hulle nie weet wat hul
verantwoordelikhede in die studie is nie. Nie een van die deelnemers het die konsep
van verewekansiging verstaan nie. Die meerderheid (85.9%) van die deelnemers
het aangedui dat die inligting wat deur die IT verskaf word voldoende was om te
besluit of hulle aan die studie wou deelneem. Gevolgtrekking
Ten spyte van uitgebreide pogings om te verseker dat deelnemers hulle deelname
verstaan het in die oorspronklike toetsing, het hierdie studie die swak herroeping van
belangrike inligting aangaande IT bewys. ‘n Ondertekende ingeligte toestemming
gee geen waarborg dat die deelnemers die inligting waarvoor toestemming geteken
is, verstaan nie.
Aanbevelings
Die bestaande metodes van die kommunikasie en verkryging van ingeligte
toestemming blyk onvoldoende te wees om deelnemers ingeligte besluite te laat
neem. ‘n Nuwe benadering met meer interaktiewe eienskappe soos ’n kombinasie
van oudio-visuele tegnieke mag die moontlikhede om te verstaan, meer duidelik
maak.
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The justfiable limitations of patient autonomy in contemporary South African medical practiceAnthony, John 12 1900 (has links)
Thesis (MPhil (Philosophy))--University of Stellenbosch, 2009. / ABSTRACT: The European Enlightenment secured man’s freedom from doctrinal
thought. Scientific progress and technological innovation flourished in
the 18th Century, radically changing the lives of all. Man’s mastery and
transformation of his environment was matched by revolutionary
political reform, resulting in the dissolution of empire and the transfer
of power into the hands of the people. Social transformation saw the
city-states of pre-modern man supplanted by a globalized community
whose existence grew from time and space distantiation facilitated by
the new technologies and the development of symbolic forms. These
sweeping social, political and ideological changes of the 18th Century
fostered the belief that man’s transformative authority was indeed his
to command. Man believed he had a right to self-governance and to
autonomous decision-making. Kant described moral autonomy as the
freedom men have to show rational accountability for their actions and
he saw in men a dignity beyond all price because of this moral
autonomy. Personal autonomy is seen as the expression of the free will
of individuals and is justifiably constrained by the need to respect the
interests and agency of others. The principle of autonomy, in the
context of medical practice, was not clearly articulated until the early
20th century. Prior to this, the ethical practice of medicine relied upon
the beneficent intentions of the practitioners. The limits to patient
autonomy have been delineated largely by issues of social justice
based upon the need to share scarce resources fairly among members
of society. However, autonomy remains a dominant principle and is
most clearly exemplified by the process of informed consent obtained
prior to any medical intervention. This thesis provides a conceptual
analysis of autonomy in the context of informed consent. Following
this, several different clinical scenarios are examined for evidence of
justifiable limitations to patient autonomy. Each scenario is examined in the light of different moral theories including deontology,
utilitarianism, communitarianism and principlist ethical reasoning.
Kantian ethical reasoning is found to be resilient in rejecting any
limitation to the autonomy principle whereas each of the other theories
allow greater scope for morally-justified curtailment of individual
autonomy. The thesis concludes with reflection on post-modern society
in which the radicalization of what began with the European
Enlightenment sees the transformation of pre-modern society into a
global community in which epistemological certainty is no longer
available. In this environment, the emerging emphasis on global
responsibility requires ethical accountability, not only when individuals
secure transactions between one another but also between individuals
and unknown communities of men and women of current and future
generations. The thesis concludes that patient autonomy is justifiably
limited in South African medical practice because of issues related to
social justice but that the impact of the new genetic technologies and
post-modernity itself may in future set new limits to individual patient
autonomy. / OPSOMMING: Die Europese Verligting het die mensdom bevry van verstarde,
dogmatiese denke. Wetenskaplike en tegnologiese ontwikkelinge het
tydens the 18de Eeu die lewens van almal radikaal verander. Die
mens se bemeestering en transformasie van sy omgewing het gepaard
gegaan met revolusionêre politieke hervormings wat gelei het tot die
ontbinding van tradisionele politieke ryke en die oordrag van mag aan
die mens. Sosiale transformasie het veroorsaak dat die politieke
ordeninge van voor-moderne mense deur ‘n globale gemeenskap
vervang is wat ontstaan het as gevolg van onder meer die
ontkoppeling van tyd en plek (Giddens), en wat deur nuwe
tegnologiese ontwikkelings en die ontstaan van simboliese vorms
moontlik gemaak is. Hierdie uitgebreide ontwikkelinge het die idee laat
ontstaan dat niks vir die 18de Eeuse mens onmoontlik is nie. Die mens
het geglo dat hy ‘n reg het op self-bestuur en outonome besluite. Kant
het die morele outonomie van die mens beskou as sy vryheid om
verantwoordlikheid te neem vir sy eie rasioneel-begronde handelinge
en verder het hy ‘n besondere waardigheid in die mens geïdentifiseer
vanweë sy morele outonomie. Omdat ‘n mens hierdie eienskap besit,
beskik hy oor ‘n hoër waardigheid as alle alle ander lewensvorme.
Persoonlike outonomie is die uitoefenimg van die vrye wil van die
individu en word om geregverdigde redes beperk deur die regte van
ander mense. Die beginsel van outonomie met verwysing na mediese
etiek het nie voor die begin van die 20ste eeu prominent geword nie.
Voor hierdie tyd het mediese etiek staatgemaak op die goeie voorneme
van die praktisyn. Die grense van individuele outonomie word nou
bepaal deur die noodsaak van sosiale geregtigheid. Al is dit die geval,
bly die beginsel van outonomie die belangrikste beginsel in die etiese
debat en word meestal gesien as ‘n deel van die proses van ingeligte
toestemming. Hierdie tesis verskaf ‘n omvattende ontleding van outonomie met betrekking tot ingeligte toestemming. Daarna word
verskillende kliniese gevalle beskryf en ontleed, en verskeie etiese
teorieë gebruik om die wyse waarop pasiënt outonomie reverdigbaar
ingekort behoort te word, te bespreek. Die teorie van Kant is in staat
om enige inkorting van outonomie in alle gevalle the weerstaan.
Elkeen van die ander teorieë verskaf redes waarom die outonomie van
individuele pasiënte legitiem ingekort mag word. Hierdie werk sluit af
met besinning oor die post-moderne gemeenskap wat ‘n globale
samelewing moet aanvaar sowel as die ontoereikenheid van enige
kenteoretiese sekerheid. Die ontwikkelende verantwoordelikheid vir die
totale mensdom in hierdie wêreld veroorsaak dat individue nie meer
slegs moet besluit oor die morele verhouding met sy medemens nie,
maar ook oor sy verhouding met mense van gemeenskappe wat geskei
is in tyd en ruimte, insluitend sy verhouding met die mense van
toekomstige generasies. Hierdie werk sluit af met die gevolgtrekking
dat pasiënt outonomie regverdigbaar beperk word in die Suid
Afrikaanse mediese praktyk deur die noodsaaklikheid van sosiale
geregtigheid. Die verwagte impak van nuwe genetiese tegnologieë en
die ontwikkeling van ‘n post-moderne gemeenskap mag nuwe
beperkings bring vir pasiënt outonomie.
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Informed Consent in Obstetric Anesthesia: The Effect of the Amount, Timing and Modality of Information on Patient SatisfactionHicks, Michelle, B. 12 1900 (has links)
Using mainly quantitative methods of evaluation, as well as patient comment assessment, this study evaluated whether changing the current informed consent process for labor epidural analgesia to a longer, more informational process resulted in a more satisfied patient. Satisfaction with the labor epidural informed consent process was evaluated using a questionnaire that was mailed and also available online. Half of the patient population was given a written labor epidural risk/benefit document at their 36-week obstetric check up. All patients received the standard informed consent. Survey responses were evaluated based on three independent variables dealing with the modality, timing, amount of informed consent information and one dependent variable, whether the patient's expectations of the epidural were met, which is equated with satisfaction. Patients in this study clearly indicated that they want detailed risk/benefit information on epidural analgesia earlier in their pregnancy. A meaningfully larger percentage of patients who received the written risk/benefit document were satisfied with the epidural process as compared to those who did not receive the document.
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Avaliação da diversidade no processo de obtenção do consentimento através da autorização por representação em situações assistenciais e de pesquisa envolvendo crianças e idososRaymundo, Marcia Mocellin January 2007 (has links)
A Autorização por Representação é utilizada quando uma pessoa está impossibilitada - ou não habilitada legalmente - para consentir com um determinado procedimento assistencial ou com a participação em um projeto de pesquisa. Um dos diversos fatores que podem influenciar o representante durante o processo de autorização é a idade da pessoa representada. Com o objetivo de avaliar a diversidade no processo de obtenção da Autorização por Representação em situações assistenciais e de pesquisa em crianças e idosos foram desenvolvidos dois estudos. O primeiro foi um estudo transversal que visou avaliar o Desenvolvimento Psicológicomoral como um indicativo da capacidade para consentir em uma amostra de adolescentes e idosos. Não houve diferença entre o grupo de adolescentes e o de idosos em relação ao Desenvolvimento Psicológico-moral. O segundo estudo comparou o processo de obtenção da Autorização por Representação quanto ao grupo etário dos representados e a situação assistencial ou de pesquisa, através de uma simulação de um processo de autorização por representação. Os instrumentos utilizados foram Termos de Consentimento fictícios, compreendendo situações de assistência e pesquisa clínica em crianças e idosos. Do total de participantes, 97,0% responderam que autorizariam a realização do procedimento assistencial, 81,5% deles lembravam dos riscos do procedimento descritos no Termo de Consentimento e 78,0% lembravam dos benefícios. Em relação à participação em pesquisa, 23,5% dos entrevistados já haviam participado de projetos de pesquisa, sendo que 61,1% autorizariam a participação de seu familiar representado em um projeto de pesquisa. O fato de o maior índice de Autorizações por Representação corresponder ao procedimento assistencial provavelmente seja em razão da assistência representar uma necessidade e a pesquisa uma possibilidade. Quanto aos participantes lembrarem mais dos benefícios do que dos riscos provavelmente seja porque os benefícios vislumbrariam uma possibilidade de melhora da situação clínica em que supostamente o familiar encontrava-se. / Consent by proxy is obtained when a person is unable or legally unauthorized to provide consent for the performance of a medical procedure or participation in a research project. One of the several factors that may affect proxies during the consent process is the age of the person that they represent. The same procedure may be authorized for the elderly but not for a child, or vice-versa. A better understanding of the variables that make up the complex process of obtaining consent by proxy contributes to improving the management of these situations by the involved professionals. Two studies were conducted in order to evaluate several variables of the process of obtaining consent by proxy for medical care or clinical research involving children and the elderly. The first was a cross-sectional study to evaluate moral development as a marker of the competence to provide consent in a sample of adolescents and elderly people using a specific instrument. No differences were found in moral development between the groups of adolescents and elderly people according to the references used in the study. The second study compared the process of obtaining consent by proxy for medical care or clinical research in different age groups. The study was a simulation of the process of obtaining consent by proxy. The instruments were simulated consent terms for medical care or participation in research involving children or the elderly. Of all participants, 97.0% would authorize the medical procedure, 81.5% recalled the risks of the procedure described in the consent term, and 78.0% recalled its benefits. The analysis of participation in research showed that 23.5% of the respondents had already participated in research projects and 61.1% would provide consent for the participation of a family member in a research project. Medical procedures were mostly consented by proxies, which may be explained by the fact that medical assistance is a need, whereas research remains as a possibility. Participants recalled more benefits than risks, which may be assigned to the fact that benefits would indicate a possibility of clinical improvement of the condition that was simulated for their family member.
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Avaliação da diversidade no processo de obtenção do consentimento através da autorização por representação em situações assistenciais e de pesquisa envolvendo crianças e idososRaymundo, Marcia Mocellin January 2007 (has links)
A Autorização por Representação é utilizada quando uma pessoa está impossibilitada - ou não habilitada legalmente - para consentir com um determinado procedimento assistencial ou com a participação em um projeto de pesquisa. Um dos diversos fatores que podem influenciar o representante durante o processo de autorização é a idade da pessoa representada. Com o objetivo de avaliar a diversidade no processo de obtenção da Autorização por Representação em situações assistenciais e de pesquisa em crianças e idosos foram desenvolvidos dois estudos. O primeiro foi um estudo transversal que visou avaliar o Desenvolvimento Psicológicomoral como um indicativo da capacidade para consentir em uma amostra de adolescentes e idosos. Não houve diferença entre o grupo de adolescentes e o de idosos em relação ao Desenvolvimento Psicológico-moral. O segundo estudo comparou o processo de obtenção da Autorização por Representação quanto ao grupo etário dos representados e a situação assistencial ou de pesquisa, através de uma simulação de um processo de autorização por representação. Os instrumentos utilizados foram Termos de Consentimento fictícios, compreendendo situações de assistência e pesquisa clínica em crianças e idosos. Do total de participantes, 97,0% responderam que autorizariam a realização do procedimento assistencial, 81,5% deles lembravam dos riscos do procedimento descritos no Termo de Consentimento e 78,0% lembravam dos benefícios. Em relação à participação em pesquisa, 23,5% dos entrevistados já haviam participado de projetos de pesquisa, sendo que 61,1% autorizariam a participação de seu familiar representado em um projeto de pesquisa. O fato de o maior índice de Autorizações por Representação corresponder ao procedimento assistencial provavelmente seja em razão da assistência representar uma necessidade e a pesquisa uma possibilidade. Quanto aos participantes lembrarem mais dos benefícios do que dos riscos provavelmente seja porque os benefícios vislumbrariam uma possibilidade de melhora da situação clínica em que supostamente o familiar encontrava-se. / Consent by proxy is obtained when a person is unable or legally unauthorized to provide consent for the performance of a medical procedure or participation in a research project. One of the several factors that may affect proxies during the consent process is the age of the person that they represent. The same procedure may be authorized for the elderly but not for a child, or vice-versa. A better understanding of the variables that make up the complex process of obtaining consent by proxy contributes to improving the management of these situations by the involved professionals. Two studies were conducted in order to evaluate several variables of the process of obtaining consent by proxy for medical care or clinical research involving children and the elderly. The first was a cross-sectional study to evaluate moral development as a marker of the competence to provide consent in a sample of adolescents and elderly people using a specific instrument. No differences were found in moral development between the groups of adolescents and elderly people according to the references used in the study. The second study compared the process of obtaining consent by proxy for medical care or clinical research in different age groups. The study was a simulation of the process of obtaining consent by proxy. The instruments were simulated consent terms for medical care or participation in research involving children or the elderly. Of all participants, 97.0% would authorize the medical procedure, 81.5% recalled the risks of the procedure described in the consent term, and 78.0% recalled its benefits. The analysis of participation in research showed that 23.5% of the respondents had already participated in research projects and 61.1% would provide consent for the participation of a family member in a research project. Medical procedures were mostly consented by proxies, which may be explained by the fact that medical assistance is a need, whereas research remains as a possibility. Participants recalled more benefits than risks, which may be assigned to the fact that benefits would indicate a possibility of clinical improvement of the condition that was simulated for their family member.
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Avaliação da diversidade no processo de obtenção do consentimento através da autorização por representação em situações assistenciais e de pesquisa envolvendo crianças e idososRaymundo, Marcia Mocellin January 2007 (has links)
A Autorização por Representação é utilizada quando uma pessoa está impossibilitada - ou não habilitada legalmente - para consentir com um determinado procedimento assistencial ou com a participação em um projeto de pesquisa. Um dos diversos fatores que podem influenciar o representante durante o processo de autorização é a idade da pessoa representada. Com o objetivo de avaliar a diversidade no processo de obtenção da Autorização por Representação em situações assistenciais e de pesquisa em crianças e idosos foram desenvolvidos dois estudos. O primeiro foi um estudo transversal que visou avaliar o Desenvolvimento Psicológicomoral como um indicativo da capacidade para consentir em uma amostra de adolescentes e idosos. Não houve diferença entre o grupo de adolescentes e o de idosos em relação ao Desenvolvimento Psicológico-moral. O segundo estudo comparou o processo de obtenção da Autorização por Representação quanto ao grupo etário dos representados e a situação assistencial ou de pesquisa, através de uma simulação de um processo de autorização por representação. Os instrumentos utilizados foram Termos de Consentimento fictícios, compreendendo situações de assistência e pesquisa clínica em crianças e idosos. Do total de participantes, 97,0% responderam que autorizariam a realização do procedimento assistencial, 81,5% deles lembravam dos riscos do procedimento descritos no Termo de Consentimento e 78,0% lembravam dos benefícios. Em relação à participação em pesquisa, 23,5% dos entrevistados já haviam participado de projetos de pesquisa, sendo que 61,1% autorizariam a participação de seu familiar representado em um projeto de pesquisa. O fato de o maior índice de Autorizações por Representação corresponder ao procedimento assistencial provavelmente seja em razão da assistência representar uma necessidade e a pesquisa uma possibilidade. Quanto aos participantes lembrarem mais dos benefícios do que dos riscos provavelmente seja porque os benefícios vislumbrariam uma possibilidade de melhora da situação clínica em que supostamente o familiar encontrava-se. / Consent by proxy is obtained when a person is unable or legally unauthorized to provide consent for the performance of a medical procedure or participation in a research project. One of the several factors that may affect proxies during the consent process is the age of the person that they represent. The same procedure may be authorized for the elderly but not for a child, or vice-versa. A better understanding of the variables that make up the complex process of obtaining consent by proxy contributes to improving the management of these situations by the involved professionals. Two studies were conducted in order to evaluate several variables of the process of obtaining consent by proxy for medical care or clinical research involving children and the elderly. The first was a cross-sectional study to evaluate moral development as a marker of the competence to provide consent in a sample of adolescents and elderly people using a specific instrument. No differences were found in moral development between the groups of adolescents and elderly people according to the references used in the study. The second study compared the process of obtaining consent by proxy for medical care or clinical research in different age groups. The study was a simulation of the process of obtaining consent by proxy. The instruments were simulated consent terms for medical care or participation in research involving children or the elderly. Of all participants, 97.0% would authorize the medical procedure, 81.5% recalled the risks of the procedure described in the consent term, and 78.0% recalled its benefits. The analysis of participation in research showed that 23.5% of the respondents had already participated in research projects and 61.1% would provide consent for the participation of a family member in a research project. Medical procedures were mostly consented by proxies, which may be explained by the fact that medical assistance is a need, whereas research remains as a possibility. Participants recalled more benefits than risks, which may be assigned to the fact that benefits would indicate a possibility of clinical improvement of the condition that was simulated for their family member.
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