Delayed Consent for Research During the Emergent Care of Febrile Young Infants: Feasible, Acceptable, Doable
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The authors aimed to evaluate the feasibility and acceptability of delayed consent for research involving blood samples from febrile infants during emergent care. The study found that a significant majority of parents were comfortable with this approach, with 86.9% considering it acceptable and 81.5% consenting to the use of their infants' samples, suggesting that delayed consent can facilitate ethical pediatric research while minimizing stress during urgent medical situations.
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