Audiovisual Augmentation of Electronic Consent to Improve Consent Rates and Comprehension: A Randomized - Takeaways - MDSpire

Audiovisual Augmentation of Electronic Consent to Improve Consent Rates and Comprehension: A Randomized

  • By

  • Pishoy Gouda

  • LáShauntá Glover

  • Aarti Kenjale

  • Karen Chiswell

  • Tyler Erickson

  • Benjamin Goldstein

  • Michelle Kelsey

  • Jamie Roberts

  • Eric D. Peterson

  • Manesh Patel

  • George Truskey

  • Svati Shah

  • Pamela S. Douglas

  • Adam J. Nelson

  • Neha J. Pagidipati

  • April 30, 2026

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    Informed consent is essential for participant awareness of study risks and benefits, yet comprehension is often inadequate in traditional processes.

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    The RESILIENCE study utilized audiovisual tools in e-consent to enhance participant engagement, comprehension, and satisfaction.

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    Participants were randomized to receive one of four consent strategies, including text-based and various video formats, to assess comprehension.

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    A 7-question comprehension survey evaluated participants' understanding of key consent components, such as autonomy and confidentiality.

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    The study aimed to improve informed consent processes, particularly for underrepresented populations, through tailored audiovisual content.

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