6. written by a doctor
reviewed by a lawyer
edited by a committee
7. written by a doctor
reviewed by a lawyer
edited by a committee
8. written by a doctor
reviewed by a lawyer
edited by a committee
9. using ongoing Sage
Bionetworks studies,
develop a participant-centric
process…and then
make it a general toolkit.
10. 2.
the PCC “toolkit” (release
date next mid-December)
11. what can i do with the
patient-centered consent
toolkit?
- create a “user interface” for
informed consent documents
that assists informedness
12. why should i create a user
interface for consent?
- assist informedness for
complex documents
- deploy consent as a
process via mobile, web
13. what’s in the toolkit?
- visual design tools you can use to
represent clinical study actions
- reference documents and templates
you can use to bootstrap a consent
user interface
- methods documentation to help you
get started
14. “nouns and verbs”
- icons for key
concepts in clinical
study
- all open source or
public domain
from Sage Bionetworks
IRB approved studies
15. “nouns and verbs”
from the digital
commons
- icons for key
concepts in clinical
study
- all open source or
public domain
46. “as filed” - available for copying and
distribution (especially for use as
precedent)
templates - available as open source
documents for reuse and derivatives
(for creating new clinical submissions
to an IRB)