Patient notification about pragmatic clinical trials conducted with a waiver of consent: A qualitative study

While several rationales support notification about enrollment in pragmatic clinical trials conducted with waivers of consent, the relative value and practicability of notification is context-dependent. Some features, such as the need to preserve scientific validity, may appropriately weigh in favor of forgoing notification. However, evidence of divergent decision-making for similar trials suggests the need for a framework to guide future notification decisions. These data can be an important input to inform future framework development.

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Clinical Trials
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2025-10-16
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https://doi.org/10.1177/17407745251377730
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Patient-Provider Communication in Healthcare
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Patient notification about pragmatic clinical trials conducted with a waiver of consent: A qualitative study

Jonathan D. Casey, Stephanie R. Morain, Matthew W. Semler, Abigail Brickler
Clinical Trials
Patient-Provider Communication in Healthcare
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Patient notification about pragmatic clinical trials conducted with a waiver of consent: A qualitative study

Jonathan D. Casey, Stephanie R. Morain, Matthew W. Semler, Abigail Brickler
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Abstract

While several rationales support notification about enrollment in pragmatic clinical trials conducted with waivers of consent, the relative value and practicability of notification is context-dependent. Some features, such as the need to preserve scientific validity, may appropriately weigh in favor of forgoing notification. However, evidence of divergent decision-making for similar trials suggests the need for a framework to guide future notification decisions. These data can be an important input to inform future framework development.

Clinical TrialsVol. 23(1)
Geisinger Medical Center (US), Johns Hopkins University (US), Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics (US), Vanderbilt Health (US), Geisinger Health System (US), Vanderbilt University Medical Center (US)
Openalex Percentile: Top 54%
Patient-Provider Communication in Healthcare
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