英文摘要 |
The current practice of implementing the Code of Ethics for Informed Consent is founded on the concept of independent decision-making, with the requirement of notification and written consent. On the basis of the significant development of technology in electronic document production and inventory, digital consent should be further developed and included into the web platform as a convenient communication method, which shall benefit the interactions between researchers and participants. The execution mechanisms for digital consent and written consent are distinct. Dynamic consent, in contrast to general and specific consent, reflects that the normative density of the law fluctuates in relation to the probability of legal infringement, which is reflected in the spectrum of consent implementations, which includes general consent, specific consent, and specific dynamic consent, in the rank from easiest to most stringent. The alternative manner of digital consent must be implemented to enhance operational performance, but it must not be confused with dynamic consent. Otherwise, the academic community may be overburdened with procedures. Every revision to the study’s specifications may thus also be repeated. It may be difficult for participants to fully comprehend descriptions due to a lack of academic experience in this professional description, leading to responding blindly and to the dilemma of invalid consent or ending up exercising their right of exit (opt-out) when possible; consequently, the objective of enhancing autonomous control is failed. In particular, as big data analysis emerges in the field of biomedical research, health data is incorporated into secondary databases to be applied in further studies. However, those health data that do not endanger life or cause health hazards should be relaxed upon consideration of the balance of interests. Otherwise, the legal system will be misaligned, which will certainly hinder medical research and development and affect the health of all people. |