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Research Participation for Adults Lacking Capacity to Consent

February 1 @ 6:00 pm - 7:20 pm

An informational poster for an event presented by Queen's Law and Queen's Health Sciences. The event features Dr. Victoria Shepherd, Senior Research Fellow at Cardiff University, speaking about "Research Participation for Adults Lacking Capacity to Consent". It is scheduled for February 1 from 1:00 to 2:20 pm EST in Room 002, Law Building, 128 Union St. or via Zoom. The event is a hybrid event, allowing for in-person or virtual attendance. Co-hosted by Dean Jane Philpott and Dean Colleen Flood with comments by Erik Knutsen from Queen's Law. The poster is predominantly blue and white, with a QR code for registration, and features a photo of Dr. Victoria Shepherd smiling.

 

Research Participation for Adults Lacking Capacity to Consent – International lessons to inform the implementation of advance research planning for adults who may lack capacity to consent

Visiting Speaker with Victoria Shepherd

Legal frameworks governing research with adults lacking capacity to consent require that proxy decisions about research participation represent the person’s wishes about taking part in a study. A number of countries enable individuals who anticipate periods of cognitive impairment to engage in advance research planning, including making an advance research directive. However, the legal status of these arrangements is unclear. This presentation will share key findings from the CONSULT research programme which explored international differences in advance research planning provisions and conducted empirical research to explore the feasibility and acceptability of introducing advance research planning in the UK.

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Date:
February 1
Time:
6:00 pm - 7:20 pm
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Website:
https://law.queensu.ca/events/churchill-fellow-with-victoria-shepherd

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