What question did this study set out to answer?

To examine whether informed consent should operate under a single general doctrine or through distinct, context-specific models tailored separately to clinical care and human subjects research.

January 1, 2021Social Philosophy and Policy

Two Models of Informed Consent

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To examine whether informed consent should operate under a single general doctrine or through distinct, context-specific models tailored separately to clinical care and human subjects research.
Conducted a conceptual bioethical analysis comparing a general doctrine of informed consent against differentiated models.
Evaluated the core ethical requirements and operational differences distinguishing routine clinical care from clinical trial research.
Demonstrates that a single general doctrine inappropriately inflates or diminishes consent standards across differing healthcare environments.
Establishes theoretical justifications for two separate models of informed consent tailored specifically to clinical care and human subjects research.
Rebuts the objection that the clinical integration of care and research precludes maintaining separate consent frameworks.

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Ethical analysis outlines distinct models of informed consent for clinical care versus research, suggesting separate standards are required despite intertwined modern medical practices.

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Lynn A. Jansen (2021) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6ab1cd15965e4cc6dea1866f https://doi.org/10.1017/s0265052522000048

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Implication

Ethical analysis outlines distinct models of informed consent for clinical care versus research, suggesting separate standards are required despite intertwined modern medical practices.

Two Models of Informed Consent

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Two Models of Informed Consent

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