Australia’s best practice guidelines for information access in the informed consent process for people with vision impairment: A scoping review using the AACTT framework

Abstract

Background Providing accessible information during informed consent practice helps people make important decisions about research participation. The aim of this review is to critically appraise the current Australian clinical research guidelines to assess their guidance on delivering accessible informed consent processes for people with vision impairment. Methods An archival search of the Overton database was conducted for policy documents and guidelines pertaining to informed consent practice in Australia. This was cross checked with the Australian Research Council’s online catalogue of nationa..