Improving the guidelines for Informed Consent

i-CONSENT, funded by the European Union H2020 programme, aims to improve the information that patients receive from clinical studies. Within the project, a series of guidelines to improve Informed Consent process will be created, including vulnerable populations, under a gender perspective and relying on ICT tools.

The Project

i-CONSENT validation kicks-off in Spain

Sep 15, 2020

The team will evaluate the information materials created following the project guidelines The project validation starts today in Spain and will be followed by a validation in UK and Romania. This validation allows to present the materials elaborated following the...

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#HealthLiteracyMonth | Informed consent processes include ethical obligations to promote autonomy, provide information, and avoid unethical forms of bias. Next question up!

⁉️ How is informed consent an ethical dilemma?

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 i-CONSENT falls under the ‘Science with and for Society’ (SWAFS) programme, which means that on of our main goals is unlocking science for use by the wider public. i-CONSENT is committed to improving citizens’ health literacy not only as a solution to make science more attractive to them but also as a way of empowering them. This section will offer visitors and stakeholders information on the project, in particular, and  knowledge on clinical trials, research and ethics, in general.