Implementing a Novel Consent Process for Biospecimen Research After Newborn Screening — MICI  

Implementation Science Clinical Trial

Official title: Implementing a Novel Consent Process for Biospecimen Research After Newborn Screening in Hospitals Serving Diverse Patients

Status Not yet recruiting

Clinical Trial Summary

The purpose of this study is to implement an electronic consent education process for the retention and research use of residual dried bloodspots at four hospitals in Michigan and assess the impact of the new education, both on patients and hospital staff. The research team will recruit women who have just given birth to answer surveys about the Michigan BioTrust consent process. Surveys will be collected from participants in the hospital and again four weeks later. The research team will collect survey data from patient participants at each hospital prior to hospital staff implementation of the new education process and again after staff implementation.

Clinical Trial Description

The research team will compare a prospective observational control group enrolled during pre-implementation data collection within a hospital (n=2,990) to the implemented consent process group enrolled at the same hospital after implementation (2,990). Implementation will consist of hospital staff providing patients with access to a website with detailed written descriptions and a video about the Michigan BioTrust. The current standard of care, that will be maintained in addition to the new website, involves providing the patient with a brochure and descriptive information from hospital staff about the Michigan BioTrust. A research staff member will approach patients and ask if they are willing to answer some surveys about the BioTrust consent process. After agreeing to answer the surveys, the researcher will provide them with a direct link to the research survey. If the participant does not have a phone or tablet with them, the research team member will provide a tablet upon which they can answer the questions on the survey. All participating women or men will complete a survey 1) in the day following the BioTrust Consent and 2) at roughly 4 weeks later by email, text or telephone. Hospital employees involved in the implementation will also answer surveys about potential sustainability immediately after completing training and again after several months of implementation. ;

Related Conditions & MeSH terms

• Implementation Science
• Informed Consent
• Neonatal Screening

• NCT number: NCT06192511
• Study type: Interventional
• Source: University of Utah
• Contact: Erin Johnson, PhD
• Phone: 801-587-8578
• Email: erin.p.johnson@hsc.utah.edu
• Status: Not yet recruiting
• Phase: N/A
• Start date: May 1, 2024
• Completion date: January 30, 2028