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Informed Consent Bibliography
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Simel DL; Feussner JR;
A Randomized Controlled Trial Comparing Quantitative Informed Consent Formats.
Journal of Clinical Epidemiology 1991;
44(8): 771-77. One hundred ambulatory patients were randomly assigned to receive one of two consent forms for a sham research study: (1) a consent form describing a medication that may work twice as fast as usual treatment (Consent A), and (2) a consent form describing medication that may work half as fast as usual treatment (Consent B). Those randomized to receive Consent A were more likely to give consent to participate in the research than those assigned to Consent B. [Source: Sugarman, J]
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