Obtaining assent for research involving children in Malaysia: a position statement from the Academy of Medicine of Malaysia College of Paediatrics
Journal
The Medical Journal of Malaysia
Year
2024
Conclusion
Addressing the challenges of obtaining assent from minors in Malaysia requires a multifaceted approach. This position statement by the College not only delineates its challenges but also outlines a path forward, emphasising the importance of respecting children's developing capacity and ensuring effective communication, while navigating Malaysia's socio-cultural landscape. Establishing local policies and guidelines must be dynamic and responsive to evolving research and societal norms. Advocating for best practices at a local level will deepen understanding and inform the formulation of standardised nationwide assent practices.
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https://www.e-mjm.org/2024/v79n4/research-involving-children.pdf
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