Informing patients with cancer of 'new findings' that may influence their willingness to participate in research studies

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Patient informed consent documents routinely state that new information that arises during the course of a study and that may affect patients' willingness to continue their participation will be made available to them. Nonetheless, better-defined criteria are required for deciding when new information must be conveyed to research study participants.

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Markman, M. (2003, September 1). Informing patients with cancer of “new findings” that may influence their willingness to participate in research studies. Cancer. https://doi.org/10.1002/cncr.11607

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