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The document provides guidance from the University of California Office of the President on obtaining surrogate consent for research involving adult subjects with cognitive impairments, lack of capacity, or serious diseases. It outlines the ethical considerations and legal requirements for using surrogate consent, emphasizing the need for special protections for vulnerable populations. The document details procedures for investigators to follow when seeking IRB approval for surrogate consent, assessing decision-making capacity, and ensuring that surrogates are knowledgeable about the subject's preferences. It also specifies conditions under which surrogate consent is permissible and the responsibilities of investigators regarding ongoing consent processes.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
Begin by reviewing the preamble, which outlines the importance of surrogate consent in research involving cognitively impaired individuals. This will help you understand the context of the form.
Fill out Section 1 by providing your name as the surrogate decision maker and the name of the potential subject along with the title of the research project and IRB number.
In Section 2, check the box that best describes your relationship to the potential subject. If applicable, list names of other relatives who fall into higher priority categories.
Complete Section 3 only if you are in a non-emergency setting, detailing how you know the potential subject and your ability to represent their preferences.
Provide your contact information in Section 4, ensuring all fields are filled accurately before submitting.

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