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Wiley, Irb, 5(25), p. S11, 2003
DOI: 10.2307/3564117
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Improving informed consent: the medium is not the message
Journal article published in 2003 by
Patricia Agre,
Frances A. Campbell,
Campbell Fa,
Goldman Bd,
Barbara D. Goldman,
Maria L. Boccia 
,
Boccia Ml,
Nancy Kass,
McCullough Lb,
Laurence B. McCullough,
Merz Jf,
Jon F. Merz,
Suzanne M. Miller,
Miller Sm,
Jim Mintz
and other authors.
,
Boccia Ml,
Nancy Kass,
McCullough Lb,
Laurence B. McCullough,
Merz Jf,
Jon F. Merz,
Suzanne M. Miller,
Miller Sm,
Jim Mintz
and other authors.
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Abstract
An important type of research on informed consent involves empirically testing interventions designed to improve the consent process. Here we report on the experience of eight teams that conducted research involving interventions designed primarily to impact one of three categories: decision-making, knowledge, and the therapeutic misconception.