Informed Consent and Privacy Laws

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Informed Consent and Privacy Report for CST.pdf (84.75 KB)

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2004-12-13

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University of Calgary

Abstract

This day conference was offered to Research Coordinators and Principal Investigators in the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Calgary. The conference presented two converging topics relevant to health professionals in the context of research and practice: informed consent and privacy laws.

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This conference was given by the University of Calgary, Faculty of Medicine in collaboration with National Privacy Services Inc. and ClinCoach.

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Alberta, Research, Privacy, Policy

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Chouinard Isabelle. 2004. Informed Consent and Privacy Laws. Calgary, AB: University of Calgary.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/43124

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