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NIH Informed Consent Authoring tool

Nov 29, 2014

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This is a tool I developed for use at the NIH Clinical Center. It is a web-based tool for authoring informed consent documents. The system has built-in readability analysis, language templates for standard descriptions of procedures, and can have customized document templates.
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Beta Version – Pilot phase

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The goalsEnforce a standardized consent template with some

flexibility.Allow insertion of language from NIH ProtoMechanics,

IRBs, and individuals.Provide real-time reading level, reading difficulty, and

suggestions for improving difficult language.

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The workflow

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Web-based application

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Document dashboard

Manage your consent documents through

the dashboard interface.

Consent title Protocol Title

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Consent editor

Edit your consent documents

on-line

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Consent format

Add content to sections of the consent by

clicking on “answer question”

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Format flexibility

Omit sections that do not pertain to your

study.

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Rich-text editor

Edit your documents with a “MS Word – like”

editor

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Insert standard language

Pre-approved IRB/Inst. language can

be inserted into a consent document.

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Readability analysis

The integrated readability tool identifies grade

level and difficult words.

Highlighted text is considered difficult

to read.

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Word suggestions

Difficult words and the suggested

replacements are provided. Replacement

is left to the author.

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Readability reviewReadability is assessed on a

per-section basis.

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Print. Download. Done.

Print or download your consent document to your computer once

you are finished.

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For more info…Contact Brian Chamberlain at:

[email protected]

The system is still in development so feel free to send

comments, suggestions, and/or feedback.