Giving consent for another person
Some people are unable to give consent to participate in a clinical trial, such as:
- those who are temporarily unable to give consent, including unconscious patients
- those with
- a severe cognitive impairment, including elderly patients with dementia
- an intellectual disability
- a mental illness
- children who are not able to give consent.
In these circumstances, consent can be given by:
- guardians
- someone authorised by a court to act on behalf of the person who is not able to give informed consent
- responsible family members.
People whose first language is not English and those with less severe cognitive impairment, intellectual disability or mental illness still need to provide their own informed consent. However, family members, or guardians, may be able to help them decide whether to participate in a clinical trial.
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