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Content emphasizes obtaining all relevant REB and institutional approvals before consent, recommending pre-consent protocol discussions with institutional personnel, and describing consent template options and addenda, including deceased donor-specific guidance for anatomical gifts and deceased donors.","Human Cell Atlas – Recruiter Training Materials\nThese materials are intended to support researchers during the informed consent process of studies contributing data to the Human Cell Atlas (HCA).\nResearch ethics and legal requirements regarding research participant consent differ considerably around the world, and also depend on the context in which research consent is being obtained (e.g. from vulnerable populations, minors, or incapable adults / clinical trails vs. epidemiological studies). All necessary approvals from research ethics boards (REBs), institutional review boards, and other relevant bodies should be obtained prior to obtaining consent to research.\nSometimes, it is also a recommended best practice to discuss research protocols with relevant institutional personnel before obtaining consent. These can include institution legal counsel and Technology Transfer Offices or equivalent bodies.\nThe HCA Recruiter Training Materials contain four sections.\nThe first section is a Guide to the HCA consent form templates. This guide describes the different consent form templates made available to researchers by the Human Cell Atlas.\nThe second section is a series of General discussion points for obtaining consent from research participants, collecting their biological samples and contributing the data derived from such samples to the HCA Data Coordination Platform (DCP).\nThe third section is a series of Study-specific discussion points that can affect the way in which research consent is obtained from research participants on the basis of certain study-specific elements, (e.g. pediatric donors, deceased donors.) or elements that are variable across research institutions, contexts, or countries (e.g. data linkage / sharing).\nThe fourth section discusses the Open Access and Managed Access mechanisms for HCA data, and provides guidance for discussing these concepts with local research ethics boards and with research participants.\nThe fifth section describes the use of a Legacy Consent Assessment Filter to determine if previously collected data or data derived from previously collected samples can be integrated to the Human Cell Atlas, or if additional steps must first be taken.\nThe sixth section provides guidance on the use of Material and Data Transfer Agreements (MDTAs), agreements that are used to transfer biological materials (i.e. samples) and data from one institution to another.\nGuide to the HCA consent form templates\nThe HCA Ethics Toolkit contains an Ethics Submission Guidance document and a variety of Consent Form templates / Consent Clause templates that can be of help in drafting the consent materials for your study. 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