An essential reading for everyone before you feel the need to criticize (for or against, irrelevant). This should be a mandatory part of all informed consent forms, explained in layman terms.
I find it interesting that in the realm of human health/life, which is loudly advertised as the most important thing in the universe, you will be forced to apply a certain set of rules AND forced to buy these rules at a rip-off price. It’s a nice way to build a comfy nest for friends and friends of friends. But… where is Greta? It is anti-ecological beyond comprehension. 50 years after the introduction of computers to the public, and you still need to buy a non-centralized document? Apparently, the manager of these valuable papers cannot build a minimalistic online repository for 50 forms… What does it say about their practical competencies? The same “buy or else” policy is in place in many fields of technology, unfortunately.
I know. National standards are available in the same model. It's the fact of buying (sometimes) 5 single-sided sheets for anything over $1.00 is outrageous. BTW. People who make such documents (write, typeset, illustrate, etc.) have alredy been paid, and their compensations are way off the charts. And they waive copyright by default.
An essential reading for everyone before you feel the need to criticize (for or against, irrelevant). This should be a mandatory part of all informed consent forms, explained in layman terms.
I find it interesting that in the realm of human health/life, which is loudly advertised as the most important thing in the universe, you will be forced to apply a certain set of rules AND forced to buy these rules at a rip-off price. It’s a nice way to build a comfy nest for friends and friends of friends. But… where is Greta? It is anti-ecological beyond comprehension. 50 years after the introduction of computers to the public, and you still need to buy a non-centralized document? Apparently, the manager of these valuable papers cannot build a minimalistic online repository for 50 forms… What does it say about their practical competencies? The same “buy or else” policy is in place in many fields of technology, unfortunately.
I should have been clear. Yes, it is an on-line repository. But to be compliant you need to buy the repository. So, yeah.
I know. National standards are available in the same model. It's the fact of buying (sometimes) 5 single-sided sheets for anything over $1.00 is outrageous. BTW. People who make such documents (write, typeset, illustrate, etc.) have alredy been paid, and their compensations are way off the charts. And they waive copyright by default.