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Using principles of health literacy to enhance the informed consent process.

Bonne Lorenzen¹, Constance E Melby, Barb Earles.

Abstract

THE LANGUAGE COMMONLY used in procedural/surgical consent forms often exceeds the average reading level of US patients, and many do not read the document before signing it. INCORPORATING READER-FRIENDLY language and formatting makes it more likely that patients will read the document, understand it, and therefore give informed consent. Adding "teach back" into the document provides a means of evaluating patient understanding. USING READER-FRIENDLY procedural/surgical consent documents merges the objectives of both health literacy and informed consent.

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Year: 2008 PMID： 18603032 DOI： 10.1016/j.aorn.2008.03.001

Source DB: PubMed Journal: AORN J ISSN： 0001-2092 Impact factor: 0.676

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Using principles of health literacy to enhance the informed consent process.

1. Novel approach to parental permission and child assent for research: improving comprehension.

2. Health Care Disparities and Diabetes Care: Practical Considerations for Primary Care Providers.

3. Improving Research Literacy in Diverse Minority Populations with a Novel Communication Tool.

4. Health Literate Organizations: Are Clinical Trial Sites Equipped to Recruit Minority and Limited Health Literacy Patients?

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