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Pick one study discussed in VULNERABLE/SPECIAL PARTICIPANT POPULATIONS and explain how it violates the "reasonable person"...

Pick one study discussed in VULNERABLE/SPECIAL PARTICIPANT POPULATIONS and explain how it violates the "reasonable person" standard for informed consent.

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In medical Research , informed concent is the key in adressimg the increase vulernablity of special population.it is basic duty to respect a person by providing oppertunity for choosing him what shall be do or not.There are certain situations , where a written informed concent is impossible to obtain.such as Iil or injured patient , who is unconcious and unable to Communicatte or chilldren who does not have legal capasity to provide infomed concent.Besides sometimes some mental illness patient needs to such informed concent for treatment where he also unable to provide it.

This special participent population violates the reasonable person standard for infomed consent in following way

1. Sometimes adequate information bis not provide , generally a reasonable person on want to know to take decision.

2. Person sometimes doesn't comprehended the information .

3. A reasonable person give permission or concent voluntarily but it doesn't happen in case of special population.

Hayet Jeridi answered 2 days ago
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