Ethics and Informed Consent Sample Clauses

Ethics and Informed Consent. All study protocols, informed consent documents and tools were reviewed and approved by Xxxxx Hospital review board and deemed exempt from review by Emory University IRB. All participants gave verbal informed consent to participate and provided permission to record the call. Results Of the original 32 FVRx participants, 72% were women (71.9%) who reported their race as Black/African or Caribbean American (90.6%). Most (68.8%), were either currently unemployed, homemakers, or on disability and reported their annual household income as less than $25,000 (81.3%). Participants were either uninsured (28.1%) or were insured through Medicaid or some other form of public insurance (53.1%). Many of the participants reported receiving public assistance through the SNAP program (43.8%), and most reported low or very low food security at baseline (56.3%). Of the original 32 program enrollees, I was able to contact 18 total. Of those 18, seven attended most of the classes and “graduated” from the program, and the other 11 were individuals who were not able to finish or dropped out at some point. The average number of nutrition classes attended by non-completers was one class. Participants expressed very positive sentiments over all about their program participation. When asked about their main motivation for enrolling in the program, most participants mentioned wanting to learn how to eat healthier, with many also wanting to lose weight. And while most said they did not reach their goal of losing weight, they reported learning more about nutrition and developing a better understanding of what was healthy to eat. When asked about the most useful thing they learned in the program, nearly all the respondents mentioned an increase in nutritional knowledge, whether it was correct portion sizes, taking the skin off their chicken, or how to read nutrition labels. Other positive takeaways mentioned included the social aspect of the classes; getting to meet new people and having a sense of camaraderie and support from the group, “Going to meet everybody from my class, and we would talk and share and encourage each other.” Additionally, over half of the participants, including those that graduated, and those that did not finish the classes, said they would like to enroll in the program again if given the opportunity; “Yes, I would be very interested in that (enrolling again), especially now that I am more mobile, and able to get to places and can drive on my own and stuff.” When...
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Ethics and Informed Consent. This research study was approved by Emory, SUA, ILRI and Tanzanian ethical review boards. The study details along with the confidentiality and privacy of participant’s information was clearly and completely explained in Kiswahili or Maasai language through the use of translators. Once fully explained, the participants gave verbal consent to participate. No young adults under the age of sixteen years, the age of consent in Tanzania, was interviewed. Compensation for participation included provided snacks and monetary remediation for transport.
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Ethics and Informed Consent. The data analyzed in this study set were collected as part of the FAARM trial (XxxxxxxxXxxxxx.xxx: NCT02505711). The study protocol was reviewed and approved by the ethics committees of the Bangladesh Medical Research Council, the Xxxxx X Xxxxx School of Public Health at BRAC University in Bangladesh, and Heidelberg University in Germany. All study participants gave written consent prior to participation in FAARM, and additionally provided verbal consent for interviews and focus groups. This analysis used deidentified data.
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