Wilets Ilene, Schears Raquel Marie, Gligorov Nada
Mount Sinai Medical Center, New York, NY, USA.
Acad Emerg Med. 2005 Nov;12(11):1060-3. doi: 10.1197/j.aem.2005.06.019.
In May 2005, Academic Emergency Medicine sponsored a one-day consensus conference held in association with the 2005 Society for Academic Emergency Medicine meeting in New York City. The conference, entitled "Ethical Conduct of Resuscitation Research," addressed a variety of issues regarding the successful conduct of research in acute care settings. A number of important breakout sessions were convened based on challenges specific to resuscitation research. "Communicating with Subjects" was one such session, dedicated toward perfecting the conduct of informed consent for research. The breakout session was attended by 15 insightful emergency medicine investigators, administrators, and ethicists. Issues of research information disclosure, subject comprehension, and the voluntariness of research participation were addressed. Consensus statements were developed and are discussed within this report.
2005年5月，《学术急诊医学》主办了一场为期一天的共识会议，该会议与2005年在纽约市举行的学术急诊医学协会会议联合举办。此次会议名为“复苏研究的伦理行为”，探讨了在急性护理环境中成功开展研究的各种问题。基于复苏研究特有的挑战，召开了多次重要的分组会议。“与受试者沟通”就是其中一场会议，致力于完善研究知情同意的实施过程。15位富有洞察力的急诊医学研究人员、管理人员和伦理学家参加了此次分组会议。会议讨论了研究信息披露、受试者理解以及研究参与的自愿性等问题。本报告中制定并讨论了共识声明。
