WeConsent

Posted on | December 5, 2011 | No Comments

John Wilbanks has created a website called WeConsent for the alpha testing of the portable legal consent tools he has developed. The site includes several presentations on the background of and strategy for directly engaging the public in medical research. These tools will be an important component of the first session of the 3rd Commons Congress in April 2012.

Your participation is needed! Go online and help test the consent process.

Category: Congress News and Information, Enabling Tools, WeConsent
Tags: 2012 Congress > citizen science > compliance > patient enablement > patient participation > portable legal consent > Sage Bionetworks

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