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Research Ethics Materials

All participants in 10/66 studies have been recruited following informed signed consent. Persons with dementia who lack capacity for consent were recruited on the basis of a relative’s signed agreement. Illiterate persons were read the information sheet and consent form, and invited to express their consent verbally, which was witnessed. Participants were invited to make a gift of genetic material (blood) to the local research institutions who act as custodians in whom are vested full rights for scientific and commercial exploitation, subject only to limitations upon the phenotypes to be investigated. All studies have been approved by the responsible local ethical committees in each country/ centre as well as by the ethical committee of the Institute of Psychiatry, King’s College London.

The submissions used in these applications, together with the information sheets and consent forms to be used can be downloaded below:


Pilot Studies
Description Details Format
Information Sheet pilotinf.doc (in MS Word format)
Consent Form pilotcons.doc MS Word
Agreement Form pilotagree.doc MS Word
Notes Regarading Informed Consent notes.doc MS Word

Baseline Populations Based Survey and DNA Collection
Description Details Format
Ethical Submission popn_ethics.doc MS Word
Information Sheets and Consent Forms popn_consent.doc MS Word

Casefinder Study and Caregiver RCT
Description Details Format
Ethical Submission rct_ethics.doc MS Word
Information Sheets and Consent Forms rct_consent.doc MS Word

Follow-up Population Based Survey (Incidence Phase)
Description Details Format
Ethical Submission, Information Sheets and Consent Forms fupopn_ethics.doc (in MS Word format)

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