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Avant de signer un formulaire de consentement éclairé, un patient doit avoir pris connaissance de toute cette information et avoir eu la possibilité de poser des questions. Le consentement ne doit pas être vicié par la coercition et doit être signé si le patient souhaite participer à l’étude.
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Developing one or more “Informed Consent” documents. These describe the study in detail, including what will be done at each step and the risks and benefits of participation in the study. Patients must be fully informed of all of this information, have the opportunity to ask questions, be free from coercion regarding participation and sign the consent form if they wish to participate.
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88 Enfin, il a examiné l’argument du ministère public suivant lequel, en raison de la gravité du risque couru par les plaignantes, leur consentement devrait être vicié pour des raisons d’intérêt public.
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88 Finally, he considered the Crown’s argument that, because of the serious nature of the risk to which the complainants were exposed, public policy should intervene to vitiate their consent.  This argument was based on R. v. Jobidon, [1991] 2 S.C.R. 714, which found that the vitiating factors listed in s. 265(3) were not exhaustive and that limited grounds exist upon which a court could base its conclusion that consent is vitiated on policy grounds.  This same argument was advanced in Ssenyonga, supra, where it was found at p. 265 that the assault provisions of the Code were not designed to control the spread of AIDS, rather they were intended to “control the non‑consensual direct or indirect application of force by one person to another”.
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88 Enfin, il a examiné l’argument du ministère public suivant lequel, en raison de la gravité du risque couru par les plaignantes, leur consentement devrait être vicié pour des raisons d’intérêt public.
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88 Finally, he considered the Crown’s argument that, because of the serious nature of the risk to which the complainants were exposed, public policy should intervene to vitiate their consent.  This argument was based on R. v. Jobidon, [1991] 2 S.C.R. 714, which found that the vitiating factors listed in s. 265(3) were not exhaustive and that limited grounds exist upon which a court could base its conclusion that consent is vitiated on policy grounds.  This same argument was advanced in Ssenyonga, supra, where it was found at p. 265 that the assault provisions of the Code were not designed to control the spread of AIDS, rather they were intended to “control the non‑consensual direct or indirect application of force by one person to another”.