Views on consent approaches used in emergency and critical care research: a rapid, systematic review
Authors:
- Niamh MahonNMNiamh Mahon
- Leanne M. C. HaysLHLeanne M. C. Hays
- Eva CoyECEva Coy
- Kate AinscoughKAKate Ainscough
- Aidan BurrellABAidan Burrell
- Anthony C. GordonAGAnthony C. Gordon
- Bram RochwergBRBram Rochwerg
- Chun-Mei WangCWChun-Mei Wang
- Dan HarveyDHDan Harvey
- Dhruv ParekhDPDhruv Parekh
- Ewan GoligherEGEwan Goligher
- Fiona ToalFTFiona Toal
Open Access
- 11 March 2026
- journal article
- review article
- Published by Springer Nature in Trials
- Vol. 27 (1)
Abstract
Obtaining informed consent can be challenging in emergency and critical care research due to the acute and severe nature of the patient’s condition.Keywords
Funding Information
- Health Research Board (CTN-2021-010)
- Health Research Board (DIFA-2023-025)
- Health Research Board (APRO-2023-017)
- Health Technology Assessment Programme (NIHR155209)
- Efficacy and Mechanism Evaluation Programme (NIHR154493)
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