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Adolescent consent: choosing the right path.

The aims of this article are to summarize the reports from various organizations and existing research applicable to the concept of adolescent consent, and to assemble guidelines to aid in consent decisions for research that focuses on adolescents. The regulations from the United States Department o...

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Published in:Issues in Comprehensive Pediatric Nursing Vol. 27; no. 1; pp. 27 - 38
Main Author: Hester CJ
Format: Journal Article
Published: Taylor & Francis Ltd Jan-Mar2004
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          Consent (Research) In Adolescence
          Government Regulations United States
          Research Ethics In Adolescence
          Research Subjects In Adolescence
          Adolescence
          Age Factors
          Consent (Research) Classification
          Consent (Research) Ethical Issues
          Minors (Legal)
          Protection of Human Subjects
          Research Subjects Ethical Issues
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      ab: The aims of this article are to summarize the reports from various organizations and existing research applicable to the concept of adolescent consent, and to assemble guidelines to aid in consent decisions for research that focuses on adolescents. The regulations from the United States Department of Health and Human Service and the National Commission for Protection of Human Subjects are reviewed, along with legal, ethical, and research-based issues associated with obtaining consent from adolescents. A set of guidelines has been compiled to provide direction for the appropriate consent process with this special population.
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