How Informed Is Consent in Vulnerable Populations? Experience Using a Continuous Consent Process During the MDP301 Vaginal Microbicide Trial in Mwanza, Tanzania
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Vallely, Andrew
Lees, Shelley
Shagi, Charles
Kasindi, Stella
Soteli, Selephina
Kavit, Natujwa
Vallely, Lisa
McCormack, Sheena
Pool, Robert
Hayes, Richard J
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BMC medical ethics 2010 June 13; 11: 10
Abstract
HIV prevention trials conducted among disadvantaged vulnerable at-risk populations in developing countries present unique ethical dilemmas. A key concern in bioethics is the validity of informed consent for trial participation obtained from research subjects in such settings. The purpose of this study was to investigate the effectiveness of a continuous informed consent process adopted during the MDP301 phase III vaginal microbicide trial in Mwanza, Tanzania.
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2010-06-13Subject
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Microbicides Development Programme (MDP)
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