體驗教育對建構大學生心理資本之研究 Effect of Experiential Education on College Students’ Psychological Capital Development by 陳淑媛 Shu-Yuan Chen, 許于仁 Yu-Ren Hsu

“…The students were randomly divided into five groups with both familiar and unfamiliar members to build foundational team dynamics. Informed consent was obtained before data collection. After each activity, groups reflected on their progress and assessed their status. …”
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Medical Assistance in Dying for Persons Suffering Solely from Mental Illness in Canada by Chloe Eunice Panganiban, Srushhti Trivedi

“…Currently, eligibility criteria for MAiD states that individuals must “give informed consent to receive MAiD, meaning that the person has consented to receiving MAiD after they have received all information needed to make this decision.”[10] Consent requires capability or capacity, which is the ability to understand relevant information, appreciate its potential consequences, and make an informed decision for oneself.[11] Like for many other diseases, disabilities, and conditions, patient capability is determined on a case-by-case basis.[12] Given the stigma surrounding those struggling with mental health, this thorough case-by-case examination of an individual patient’s capability and capacity without prejudice or partiality should lead to equitable and fair treatment. …”
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Googling Patients by Emily Beer

“…For example, the article “Patient-targeted googling: The ethics of searching online for patient information” mentions the concept of privacy over a dozen times in its ethical and practical framework, designed for psychiatrists to use prior to engaging in a patient-targeted search.[1] A later work begins with a statement that “[m]any physicians would agree that seeking information about their patients via Google seems to be an invasion of privacy . . .” [2] Informal guidelines continue to address privacy and confidentiality when analyzing PTG and frame consent as necessary to respect patient privacy.[3] Research articles reporting investigations of PTG also categorize privacy violations as a risk to privacy and dignity.[4] The AMA does not have a PTG ethics policy, but an article on the AMA website about PTG by a staff writer stated that “physicians have a fundamental ethical responsibility to respect patient privacy.”[5] Ethical and practical discussions of PTG often involve concerns for privacy and confidentiality. …”
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Should the Food and Drug Administration Limit Placebo-Controlled Trials? by Max Goodman, Connor Pedersen

“…The Belmont Report covers three applications of its principles:  Informed consent, selection of research subjects, and risk-benefit assessments.[10] In 1979, Beauchamp and Childress established the four principles approach to bioethics including autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, and justice. …”
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Open challenges for the automatic synthesis of clinical trials by Olivia Sanchez-Graillet, David M. Schmidt, Christian Kullik, Philipp Cimiano

“…As a case study on diabetes, we compared our outcomes with those consented by diabetes stakeholders and found that many of the grouped outcomes are aligned with the consented ones. …”
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Il Service Learning in area giuridica: l’esperienza dell’Università di Verona by Luigina Mortari, Roberta Silva, Alessia Bevilacqua, Alessandra Cordiano

“…Il Service Learning (SL) è una metodologia didattica che consente di integrare l’apprendimento accademico con il servizio alla comunità, promuovendo una connessione pratica tra teoria e prassi. …”
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Approaches to a crisis in early pregnancy: an explorative qualitative study of medical students and doctors in training in Ireland, using a story completion model by Mary Higgins, Sharon Cooley, Deirdre Hayes-Ryan, Brendan Dempsey

“…SCM involves giving the consenting participant an introduction to a hypothetical situation that acts as the beginning of a story and asking them to complete it. …”
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A novel bladder cancer surveillance schedule using bladder Cx for patients on annual surveillance by Arjun Guduguntla, Thomas Whish‐Wilson, Lauren Chandler, Dennis Gyomber

“…Patients and Methods In 2022, 109 eligible and consenting patients were identified, with 98 commencing on the new surveillance program, starting with CxM instead of cystoscopy. …”
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Identifying Patient Characteristics Associated With Opioid Use to Inform Surgical Pain Management by Anish K. Agarwal, MD, MPH, MS, Ruiying Xiong, MS, Jeffrey Ebert, PhD, Fran Shofer, PhD, Evan Spencer, MS, Daniel Lee, MD, MS, Zarina Ali, MD, MS, M. Kit Delgado, MD, MS

“…Surgical patients were consented following surgery, and prospective data were captured using automated text messaging (May 1, 2021–February 29, 2022). …”
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Quando il turismo rinnova le memorie: atti geopolitici e geopolitica in atti by Isabelle Lefort, Dominique Chevalier

“…Infine, l'analisi dei dispositivi e delle pratiche efficaci del turismo della memoria consente di discutere la ricezione dei messaggi veicolati dalle strutture dedicate.…”
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Evaluation of a peer support group programme for vulnerable host population and refugees living with diabetes and/or hypertension in Lebanon: a before-after study by Leah Anku Sanga, Carla Njeim, Éimhín Ansbro, Rima Kighsro Naimi, Ali Ibrahim, Benjamin Schmid, Jasmin Lilian Diab, Jytte Roswall, Tim Clayton, Lars Bruun Larsen, Pablo Perel

“…Results A total of 445 patients were approached for enrolment in wave 1, 259 (58%) consented, of whom 81 were enrolled. In wave 2, 169 patients were approached, 92 (54%) consented of whom 91 were enrolled. …”
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Démarche d'investigation, pédagogie transmissive et principe d'autorité : l'exemple du système héliocentrique by Estelle Blanquet, Éric Picholle

“…“Doing science” involves belonging to a community and consenting to the knowledge established by others ; but il also involves questioning it to better actualizing it.The article questions the dual relationship with authority that allows to build the investigative approach. …”
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«Forse non è più tempo di vacanza». Testimonianze, traduzioni e autografi inediti dal carteggio tra Vittorio Sereni e Ariodante Marianni (1959-1982) by Mario Gerolamo Mossa

“… La fitta corrispondenza tra Vittorio Sereni e il traduttore e poeta Ariodante Marianni consente di ricostruire i momenti salienti di un profondo rapporto di amicizia durato per oltre un ventennio. …”
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Japanese Mothers’ Communication on Sexuality Education with Elementary School-Age Children (7–11) by Takahiro Sato, Chie Kataoka, Tomomi Mitsutake, Cathy McKay, Hirotaka Kizuka, Manami Koide, Miho Miyachi, Takafumi Tomura, Yu Furuta

“…There were six mothers who consented to participate in this study, sharing their thoughts, opinions, and experiences related to sexuality education. …”
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Fetal growth and risk of stillbirth: a population-based case-control study. by Radek Bukowski, Nellie I Hansen, Marian Willinger, Uma M Reddy, Corette B Parker, Halit Pinar, Robert M Silver, Donald J Dudley, Barbara J Stoll, George R Saade, Matthew A Koch, Carol J Rowland Hogue, Michael W Varner, Deborah L Conway, Donald Coustan, Robert L Goldenberg, Eunice Kennedy Shriver National Institute of Child Health and Human Development Stillbirth Collaborative Research Network

“…Analysis weights accounted for differences between consenting and non-consenting women. Some of the characteristics used for individualized fetal growth estimates were missing and were replaced with reference values. …”
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Quit attempts among tobacco users identified in the Tamil Nadu Tobacco Survey of 2015/2016: a 3 year follow-up mixed methods study by Jaya Prasad Tripathy, Abhay Nirgude, Surendran Veeraiah, Vidhubala Elangovan, Arvind Krishnamurthy, Tanu Anand, Mahendra M Reddy, Revathy Sudhakar, Niraimathi K, Divyarajprabhakar Subramani, Swaminathan Rajaraman, Hemanth Raj Elluswami

“…In-depth interviews (n=26) were conducted in a subsample to understand the enablers and barriers in quitting.Primary and secondary outcomes Current tobacco use status, any quit attempt and successful quit rate were the primary outcomes, while barriers and enablers in quitting were considered as secondary outcomes.Results Among the 2909 tobacco users identified in TNTS 2015/2016, only 724 (24.9%) could be contacted by telephone, of which 555 (76.7%) consented. Of those who consented, 210 (37.8%) were currently not using tobacco (ie, successfully quit) and 337 (60.7%) continued to use any form of tobacco. …”
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Endothelial Cells Potentially Participate in the Metastasis of Triple-Negative Breast Cancer by Yanfei Ma, Yanghong Li, Pengwei Guo, Jingjie Zhao, Qiang Qin, Jiajia Wang, Zhengfang Liang, Dalong Wei, Zechen Wang, Jiajia Shen, Siyuan He, Qianli Tang, Guanming Lu, Guiling Shi, Lingzhang Meng

“…In this study, freshly isolated triple-negative breast cancer biopsied cells obtained from consenting patients were subjected to flow cytometry and bioinformatic analysis to identify three endothelial cell subclusters: EC (ATP1B3), EC (HSPA1B), and EC (KRT7) in the tumor microenvironment. …”
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Oralité et échec programmé du manifeste-pétition Not In Our Name (NION) by Simone RINZLER

“…The pragmatic aim of the signatories is to claim their dissensus in the political space and to refuse being considered as consenting to an unjust war to be waged in their names. …”
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Using Triadic Interview to Explore Complex Interactional-Based Phenomena by Margaret Hay Ping Suen, Amy Yin Man Chow, Yong Hao Ng

“…When understanding the dynamic interactions and consented conclusion of two or more participants is the research focus, single-participant interviews are not adequate as they can only provide a one-sided picture of the phenomenon. …”
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Allestire prospettive inedite nei piccoli paesi by Nicola Flora

“… L’allestimento è tecnica specifica dell’arte del progetto che fa della rapidità di applicazione una modalità specifica per comunicare contenuti visuali, a volte politici e/o culturali, di molte e diverse nature; ma offre anche la possibilità di sperimentare e contaminare esperienze in modi che il progetto di architettura non consente. L’articolo vuole dare testimonianza di esperienze di ricerca applicata sia in piccoli paesi dell’Italia meridionale che in un’area complessa del centro della città di Napoli, dove grazie all’allestire (provvisorio e/o stabile) si sono potute esperire modalità di valorizzazione di patrimoni immateriali e materiali di luoghi altrimenti destinati all’abbandono, con grande perdita di valori civili e culturali di comunità in cerca di affermazione della propria identità e nuova consapevolezza della propria specificità in un mondo che sembra aver perso l’attenzione per il piccolo ed il fragile. …”
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