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No. 0920-0840
Expiration Date 01/31/2013
ATTACHMENT
3: CONSENT FORM AND AUTHORIZATION FOR RELEASE OF PROTECTED HEALTH
INFORMATION
Public
reporting burden of this collection of information is estimated to
average (5 minutes) per response, including the time for reviewing
instructions, searching existing data sources, gathering and
maintaining the data needed, and completing and reviewing the
collection of information. An agency may not conduct or sponsor, and
a person is not required to respond to a collection of information
unless it displays a currently valid OMB control number. Send
comments regarding this burden estimate or any other aspect of this
collection of information, including suggestions for reducing this
burden to CDC/ATSDR Reports Clearance Officer; 1600 Clifton Road NE,
MS D-74, Atlanta, Georgia 30333; ATTN: PRA (0920-0840)
ASSESSING
THE ACCURACY OF SELF-REPORTED HIV TESTING BEHAVIOR
HSC
#__-___-____
INFORMED
CONSENT TO JOIN A RESEARCH STUDY
You
have been invited to join this research project because you
responded to the sign at your health care provider’s
office. Your decision to take part is voluntary and you may
refuse to take part, or choose to stop from taking part, at any
time. A decision not to take part or to stop being a part of
the research project will not change the services available to
you from your health care provider.
DESCRIPTION OF THE
RESEARCH PROJECT
Your
health department, together with the Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention (CDC), is doing this project to learn
more about how well people remember past HIV testing compared
to their medical records. The purpose of this research is to
compare what people remember about HIV tests with what is
recorded in their lab reports and to identify whether
differences exist in how well people remember receiving HIV
tests.
This
is a local study. The study will enroll about 900 people from
the Houston area.
WHAT
WE WILL NEED FROM YOU
If
you choose to participate in the research study, you will be
asked to complete a brief survey using a computer. The
questions in the survey will ask if you have ever been tested
for HIV and when. Completing the survey on the computer should
take about 15 minutes. Completion of the survey is not part of
your regular health care; however, the survey can be completed
before or after your appointment. When you complete the
survey, you will be asked to sign an authorization form. This
form will allow your health care provider(s) to share your
medical record with us.
After
you complete the survey, your part of the research study will
be finished. A member of the study team will visit the health
care providers you identified in the survey to review your
medical record. The information in your medical record will be
used to compare with the information provided during the
survey. This is how the study team will determine if
differences exist in how well people remember receiving HIV
tests.
WHAT
TO EXPECT FROM US
Privacy
We
will protect your privacy. Your answers will be kept private
in a locked file that only project staff can open. They will
be identified through a special code number and only the
investigator will know your name. Although we will send
information to CDC, we will not send any information that could
identify you or be traced back to you. Federal law protects
the privacy of information kept at CDC. The
privacy of your responses is assured under Section 308(d) of
the Public Health Service Act. You
will not be personally identified in any reports or
publications that may result from this study. Any personal
information about you that is gathered during this project will
be kept private as much as the law allows.
There
is a separate authorization form that you will be asked to sign
which explains the use and disclosure of your protected health
information. This form will also allow us to contact your
health care provider to review your medical record. These
forms will be kept separate from your answers to the survey,
but they will also be kept in a locked file that only project
staff can open.
Payment
By
participating in this study, you will not receive any
additional services or treatment from either the study or your
health care provider. If you answer the survey questions and
agree to let us review your medical records, you will receive a
$10 gift card as a token of appreciation.
OTHER
THINGS TO CONSIDER
There
will be no costs to you other than your time and effort as a
result of taking part in this project.
You
will receive no direct benefit from being in this study;
however, your taking part may help patients get better care in
the future. The answers you provide may help better inform
health care providers about how many new infections of HIV
occur each year and how well people remember being tested for
HIV.
If
you would like, we can give you information about how to
prevent becoming infected with HIV or about where to get tested
for HIV in Houston.
Some
questions may make you feel uncomfortable. You do not have to
answer any questions you do not wish to answer.
You
may choose to end your participation in the study at any time.
While completing the survey, you may choose to stop and inform
the person who told you about the study and set up the computer
for you. If you choose to stop after completing the survey,
please contact the investigators at (832) 393-5080 to inform us
of your decision.
QUESTIONS?
If
you have any questions now or while you are completing the
survey, please ask the person who explained the project to you
today. If you have any questions about this project at a later
time, please contact Dr. Karen Chronister, the principal
investigator, at (832) 393-5080.
If
you have any questions or concerns about your rights as a
research subject, call the Committee for the Protection of
Human Subjects at (713) 500-7943. You may also call the
Committee if you wish to discuss problems, concerns, and
questions; obtain information about the research; and offer
input about current or past participation in a research study.
PARTICIPANT’S
CONSENT
I
understand the information given to me about the research
project and choose to take part in the project described. I
understand my participation is completely voluntary and all my
questions have been answered.
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of Participant
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of Individual Obtaining Consent
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CPHS
STATEMENT
This
study (HSC-__-__-___) has been reviewed by the Committee for
the Protection of Human Subjects (CPHS) of the University of
Texas Health Science Center at Houston. For any questions about
research subject's rights, or to report a research-related
injury, call the CPHS at (713) 500-7943.
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AUTHORIZATION
FOR RELEASE OF PROTECTED HEALTH INFORMATION
Patient’s
Name:
_________________________________________________________________
Last
First
Middle Maiden
Date
of Birth: ____/_____/______ Contact Number:
_________________________
1.
I hereby authorize
Any and all Harris County Hospital District Community Health Centers
Any and all Houston Department of Health and Human Services Health
Centers
Any and all Legacy Community Health Services Clinics
________________________________________________________________________
(Name of Physician/Clinic/Hospital/Institution, etc.)
________________________________________________________________________
(Name of Physician/Clinic/Hospital/Institution, etc.)
________________________________________________________________________
(Name of Physician/Clinic/Hospital/Institution, etc.)
________________________________________________________________________
(Name of Physician/Clinic/Hospital/Institution, etc.)
to
release copies of all labs and related reports of the above named
patient for the time period ______________________ to present.
2.
This information shall be released to: Houston Department of Health
and Human Services, Bureau of Epidemiology, 8000 N. Stadium Drive,
Houston, Texas, 77054.
3.
The Purpose of Disclosure is at the request of the above named
patient as a participant in the research study, “Assessing the
Accuracy of Self-Reported HIV Testing Behavior,” approved by
the Committee
for the Protection of Human Subjects of the University of Texas
Health Science Center at Houston
(HSC-___-___-___).
4.
I understand that this request can be cancelled in writing. HDHHS,
the above named facilities, and their employees will not be liable
for releases made before I cancel this request.
5.
I understand that when the information is released based on this
request; it may be subject to re-release by the recipient and may no
longer be protected health information.
6.
I understand that the medical information indicated above may
contain extremely private information including Human
Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and other sexually transmitted diseases
(STD) test results.
7.
I understand that this release is valid until the conclusion of the
research study. I can indicate an earlier expiration date here:
_______________________.
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______________________________________ ___________________
Date Signature of
Patient/Parent/Guardian Relationship if not Patient
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