Paper versus Electronic Consent: A side-by-side comparison

Overview: Paper consent vs. eConsent

Here we examine the differences between traditional paper-based consent forms to electronic consent. As technology continues to shape the way we engage with information, organisations are increasingly exploring digital solutions to streamline processes and enhance user experiences.

Summary

Electronic consent offers significant advantages over traditional paper-based consent in clinical trials. By transitioning to electronic consent processes, researchers can leverage technology to enhance participant understanding, streamline administrative tasks, improve data accuracy, and promote overall efficiency.

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