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    It is not the case that Advance disclosure and risk comprehension are not required for restoring trust and deterring abuse of patients and trial participants

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    • 1.Neither advance disclosure nor risk comprehension are necessary for the restoration of trust and for deterring abuse of patients and trial participants
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    • 2.What is necessary for restoring trust and deterring abuse is only ready patient and trial participant access to the relevant information in the event that abuse is suspected
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    • 1.Onora O'Neill argues that trust is grounded in trustworthy institutions and verifiable accountability structures, not in prior individual disclosure.
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    • 2.Robust post-hoc audit mechanisms, independent review boards, and whistleblower protections constitute sufficient institutional accountability to deter abuse.
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    • 3.A system permitting retrospective access and redress creates equivalent deterrence incentives to advance disclosure without imposing its informational burdens.
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    • 1.Faden and Beauchamp's autonomy framework distinguishes between procedural safeguards and substantive autonomy, where the latter requires meaningful recourse rather than ritual disclosure.
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    • 2.If patients and participants can effectively detect and remedy abuse after the fact, the deterrence function of informed consent is functionally satisfied regardless of prior comprehension.
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