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  2. Learn how to write a clear and simple information sheet and consent form for research participants, with examples and guidance from UCL Research Ethics. Find out what to include, how to present it, and what to avoid in your recruitment documents.

  3. The information provided to participants is crucial for a number of reasons: It explains to individuals everything that will happen to them, should they consent to participate; it allows them to weigh up the risks and benefits of taking part; and it ensures that the information provided to them is fully documented from a legal perspective.

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  4. Guidance on Completing a Participant Information Sheet. Central to human subject research is the informed consent process. This process must ensure that research participants are provided with all the relevant information they need in order to decide if they would like to participate in a study.

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  5. The participant Information Sheet gives potential participants the necessary understanding for the motivation and procedures of the study and sources of information to answer any further questions to allow them to give informed consent.

  6. The participant information information should: Provide sufficient and appropriate information on which they can base an informed decision, including any risks and benefits. Be written in language that potential participants could reasonably be expected to understand.

  7. In this guidance you will find information on: The principles of consent (both ethical and legal) How the principles relate to preparation and use of a Participant Information Sheet (PIS) and consent form; Recommended content of a PIS and consent form; Design and style of an effective PIS and consent form

  8. Provide your participants with a suitable Participant Information Sheet and Agreement Form, allowing sufficient time for a participant to reflect/ask questions before they agree to take part. Participation should be voluntary and free from coercion.

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