Informed definition

Informed means that the evaluation facility or designated treatment facility has given the patient all information that is material to the patient's decision to give or withhold consent, including

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Informed means that all aspects of the planned care and services, and the way the care and services will be delivered, are reviewed by HHA staff with the patient and that, during such review, HHA staff solicits the patient’s agreement or disagreement. When there is a change to the plan of care, whether initiated by the HHA/physician or at the request of the patient, documentation in the clinical record should indicate whether the patient was informed of and agreed to the changes.

Informed means that all aspects of the planned care and services, and the manner in which the care and services will be delivered, are reviewed by HHA staff with the patient and that, during such review, HHA staff solicits the patient’s agreement or disagreement.

Examples of Informed in a sentence

If I have any questions regarding this Informed Consent, I may contact ViaCord Customer Services at ▇▇▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇.
If I have any questions regarding collection and storage or this Informed Consent, I may contact ViaCord Customer Services at ▇▇▇-▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇.
Informed consent is a process that ensures people receive education about genetics, and the options, benefits, limitations, risks, and consequences of genetic testing.
By submitting the Informed Consent To Testing (attached as Schedule 1), the Legal Guardian consents to ViaCord performing the Purchased Tests.
The Client must complete the Informed Consent for Collection and Storage (attached as Schedule 1) The Client must complete or facilitate the Gestational Carrier’s and if applicable, Egg Donor’s completion of the Health History Questionnaire and the Informed Consent to Testing of the Maternal Sample provided by ViaCord.

More Definitions of Informed

Informed means that communities must be given all the relevant information in order to make a proper decision about whether to agree to the project or not. This also means the information must be independ- ently obtained and in a language that a community can understand, and the community must have access to experts on law and technical issues if they so request.

Informed means that the data subject must have the necessary information at his disposal in order to form an accurate judgement.33 In order to avoid any ambiguity, such information must be made available before any personal data is processed. This includes data processing that could take place during installation, for example, for debugging or tracking purposes. The content and form of such information is elaborated in paragraph 3.7 of this Opinion.

Informed consent means that the person is given the information that a “reasonable person” needs to make a decision about the proposed treatment, including information about:

Informed. (I) means being kept up to date with relevant information.

Informed means that information is provided that covers (at least) the following aspects

Informed consent means that you have had the opportunity to have explained to you the reasons or purpose of the consent, any risks that might occur and in a language that is understandable to you. It is important that you understand about consent and have had a chance to ask questions and possibly get another opinion before signing the consent.

Informed means that the information provided is understood, and where required, in the appropriate indigenous language; that the information covers the full range of proposed activity, including the nature, size, pace, reversibility and scope of any proposed project or activity; the purpose of the project as well as its duration; locality and areas affected; a preliminary assessment of the likely economic, social, cultural and environmental impacts, including detrimental impacts and potential risks; the personnel likely to be involved in the execution of the project; and the procedures the project may entail.