Glossary entry

Spanish term or phrase:

consentimiento informado aleatorizado

English translation:

informed consent for randomized clinical trial

Added to glossary by Adam Burman
Apr 25, 2007 13:44
17 yrs ago
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Spanish term

consentimiento informado aleatorizado

Spanish to English Medical Medical (general) informed consent (US)
I do not think "randomized informed consent" is right. It is not the consent that is randomized.

This is the heading:

Consentimiento informado aleatorizado para ITNXXXXX para participantes con hepatitis C.

The title of the clinical trial then appears below.
Ensayo de fase II para evaluar la seguridad de la suspensión de la inmunosupresión en receptores de transplantes de hígado.

TIA

Discussion

liz askew Apr 25, 2007:
Thanks Adam.
Adam Burman (asker) Apr 25, 2007:
You are right, of course. Please excuse my brevity.

This is the third consent form from a set of five. The clinical trial is being performed to determine the safety of gradual immunosuppression withdrawal.

I haven't put the full abbreviation as this may reveal who is performing the trial (the end client). I believe that the first part of the abbreviation stands for "Immune Tolerance Network" (can't be sure) and I think it is the number of the trial being performed (can't be sure). This is a heading at the top of the document and immediately followed by the title of the study (as shown above). So, in summary, I believe the abbreviation refers to the clinical trial number. Hope this helps a bit.
liz askew Apr 25, 2007:
The more context, the better really. Also, for anybody reading this, it is ALWAYS helpful to provide a full explanation of any abbreviations in order to make life easier for the potential answerers.
Henry Hinds Apr 25, 2007:
As CONTEXT, it would help to know what the nature of ITNXXXXX is.
Adam Burman (asker) Apr 25, 2007:
Hi trixiemck: this was exactly my understanding too! It can't be a randomized informed consent form! Thanks for confirming

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informed consent for randomized clinical trial

Well, there is something odd here - I cannot find any Sp refs. to "consentimiento informado aleatorizado",

Perhaps it should =

consentimiento informado para ensayo clínico aleatorizdo.

Department of Public Health and EpidemiologyInformed consent for mammography screening: modelling the risk and benefits for ... used glaucoma drugs - a meta-analysis of randomized clinical trials. ...
www.pcpoh.bham.ac.uk/publichealth/publications/aj2005.htm - 50k - Cached - Similar pages

Human Rights for the 21st Century - NYC - May 11-13
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agree Swatchka
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agree Paulo César Mendes MD, CT : I bet it is, but it's probably safer to consult the client
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Thank you! Too true..
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randomized informed consent

hth
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definitely wrong

what's randomized is the study, which means that a patient is either assigned to one group (usually treated with the drug that is being studied) or another one "treated" with placebo at random.
You should ask your client, but the title is normally Informed Consent Form
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Informed consent randomized

Consentimiento informado aleatorizado para ITNXXXXX para participantes con hepatitis C.

Informed consent randomized for ITNXXXXX for participants with Hepatitis C

That makes sense to me.
Peer comment(s):

neutral Joseph Tein : Looks to me like 'Informed consent, randomized for ...'
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That's it, with or without comma.
neutral liz askew : Sorry, Henry, but this doesn't make sense to me.// Adding a comma sheds a whole new light on it, the asker will no doubt make up his mind!
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To me it makes perfect sense, but it looks like many others find it confusing for some reason.
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