… supplemental studies (N = 12,474) to TrialMatch®, the Alzheimer’s Association’s clinical
studies … Verbal informed consent was obtained from all participants. Given that the CARE-IDEAS …

… informed consent use structured interviews 30 or examine a … , whereas a durable power
of attorney can also assist in other … , and outcomes informed by clinical research at the group …

… directive, usually called a durable power of attorney, is the des… neurological damage that
the patient's memory has been … patient, the profoundly demented Alzheimer's patient can …

… voluntary, informed consent to participate in research, a … be necessary for clinical trials testing
an intervention that … This occurs when, for instance, sociologists ask persons with dementia …

… sexual-consent capacity, such as Alzheimer's Disease, should … For example, informed consent
forms signed in advance of … modified to make powers of attorney "durable," so they would …

… B is a 70-year-old Alzheimer’s disease patient who has a … Capacity, in reference to a valid
informed consent in medical … Without clinical investigation, progress in the understanding …

… more than one) determines that the patient is in a particular medical condition set out in
the law, such as a persistent vegetative state, advanced dementia or terminal illness, and is …

… The concept of informed consent was born out of the … such as Alzheimer’s disease (AD),
Parkinson’s disease (PD), … ” section of this chapter for details on durable power of attorney. …

… the aim of making the IMCC a sustainable, scalable model. A … patients and caregivers and
to all IMCC staff. We would like to thank the Emory University Alzheimer's Disease Research …

… For some procedures, such as the lumbar puncture and imaging studies such as the CT,
MRI, PET, and SPECT scans, you will be asked to sign an informed consent form. This form lists …