Participant Information sheet template, Exams of Ethics

This template is designed primarily for those doing qualitative interviews with adults from non-vulnerable populations and dealing with non–sensitive topics ...

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Participant Information sheet template
The following is a suggested template for participant information sheets. You
should adjust and populate the template to suit your project and intended audience.
Use clear, simple English at all times and avoid abbreviations and acronyms.
This template is designed primarily for those doing qualitative interviews with
adults from non-vulnerable populations and dealing with nonsensitive topics. You
will require different sections and information if doing focus groups or structured
interviews. If conducting research with vulnerable populations and / or sensitive
topics please see Research Ethics Committee website for further details.
If you intend to publish your research you should also:
Use the correct data retention policy as per the Research Ethics Committee
website.
Declare any funding for your research and/or conflict of interest
Outline provisions for checking direct quotations with participants to ensure
that they reflect accurately what the participant said and are used in their
proper context.
Provide information sheets and consent forms on headed paper from the
most appropriate institution.
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Participant Information sheet template

The following is a suggested template for participant information sheets. You

should adjust and populate the template to suit your project and intended audience.

Use clear, simple English at all times and avoid abbreviations and acronyms.

This template is designed primarily for those doing qualitative interviews with

adults from non-vulnerable populations and dealing with non–sensitive topics. You

will require different sections and information if doing focus groups or structured

interviews. If conducting research with vulnerable populations and / or sensitive

topics please see Research Ethics Committee website for further details.

If you intend to publish your research you should also:

 Use the correct data retention policy as per the Research Ethics Committee

website.

 Declare any funding for your research and/or conflict of interest

 Outline provisions for checking direct quotations with participants to ensure

that they reflect accurately what the participant said and are used in their

proper context.

 Provide information sheets and consent forms on headed paper from the

most appropriate institution.

Template

[TITLE OF THE STUDY]: The title should be clear, self-explanatory and consistent across all documents referring to the study.

I would like to invite you to take part in a research study. Before you decide you need to understand why the research is being done and what it would involve for you. Please take time to read the following information carefully. Ask questions if anything you read is not clear or if you would like more information. Take time to decide whether or not to take part.

WHO I AM AND WHAT THIS STUDY IS ABOUT

Explain who you are and why you are doing this study. Explain the overall aim of the study. When describing the study take care to be as neutral as possible and avoid suggesting any bias about what you expect the outcomes from the research to be. If the research is being undertaken as part of a course of study state what qualification will result from the process.

WHAT WILL TAKING PART INVOLVE?

Explain what taking part in the research will involve including a list of topics that you will discuss and the expected location and duration of participation. If you plan to use audio- recording discuss that also.

WHY HAVE YOU BEEN INVITED TO TAKE PART?

Explain why you have selected this particular individual to take part in your research and how you came to select them.

information). For students undertaking Masters programmes who have no intention of subsequently publishing their research the relevant paragraph should read:

‘Signed consent forms and original audio recordings will be retained in [specify location, security arrangements and who has access to data] until after my degree has been conferred. A transcript of interviews in which all identifying information has been removed will be retained for a further two years after this. Under freedom of information legalisation you are entitled to access the information you have provided at any time.’

WHAT WILL HAPPEN TO THE RESULTS OF THE STUDY?

Outline fully and realistically your plans for the dissemination of the final research product including conferences, publications and teaching use. If your plans for the research only consist in submitting your dissertation then simply state this.

WHO SHOULD YOU CONTACT FOR FURTHER INFORMATION?

Provide the name, affiliation and contact details of all researchers involved as well as supervisor details where relevant.

[THANK YOU]