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

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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.

Jama Network Open

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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