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1. Start by reading the backup of informed consent document thoroughly to understand its purpose and requirements.
2. Clearly write or type your name and contact information at the top of the document.
3. Specify the date on which the backup of informed consent is being filled out.
4. Include a detailed description of the project or activity for which the informed consent is required.
5. Clearly outline the potential risks or drawbacks associated with the project or activity.
6. Explain the benefits or potential positive outcomes that may result from participating in the project or activity.
7. Provide a detailed explanation of any procedures or protocols that will be followed during the project or activity.
8. Clearly state any potential costs or expenses that may be incurred by the participant.
9. Include a section where the participant can indicate their understanding of the risks, benefits, procedures, and costs involved.
10. Provide space for the participant to sign and date the backup of informed consent document.
11. If necessary, ensure there is a section for a witness or a second signature from a parent or guardian if the participant is a minor.
12. Keep a copy of the signed backup of informed consent for your records.

Who needs backup of informed consent?

1. Researchers conducting experiments or studies involving human participants typically require a backup of informed consent to ensure all participants are aware of the risks and benefits involved.
2. Healthcare professionals or medical institutions may need a backup of informed consent before performing certain procedures, surgeries, or treatments on patients.
3. Sports or recreational activities organizers may require a backup of informed consent for participants, especially if there are potential risks or liabilities involved.

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What is backup of informed consent?

Backup of informed consent is a copy or duplicate of the original informed consent form signed by the participant in a research study.

Who is required to file backup of informed consent?

Researchers conducting a study are required to file backup of informed consent.

How to fill out backup of informed consent?

The backup of informed consent should be an exact copy of the original signed consent form, including all relevant information and signatures.

What is the purpose of backup of informed consent?

The purpose of backup of informed consent is to ensure that there is a redundant copy of the signed consent form in case the original is lost or damaged.

What information must be reported on backup of informed consent?

The backup of informed consent must contain all the same information as the original signed consent form, including details about the study, risks and benefits, and participant rights.