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<> In such cases we will normally require any personal information to be anonymised or will not be able to publish it.Our policy on obtaining consent for publication of pictures or videos of patients is a subset of our general policy on patient confidentiality. Please note that this form is also available in multiple languages. Name of patient: Relationship to patient (if patient not signing this form): _____ _____ Description of the photo, image, text or other material (Material) about the patient. If the patient has not seen a final version of the manuscript to be submitted to BMJ, the form must be amended to make clear what the patient has seen and that they have agreed to publication without having seen the final version of the manuscript. This policy also seeks to safeguard patients by requiring that patients are fully informed of the risk of the potential disclosure of their personal data through research publication and have consented on this basis.BMJ will consider an article to be sufficiently anonymised where there are The BMJ standards for anonymisation are followed by all BMJ editorial staff assessing identifiable data and should be followed by all authors wishing to submit an article containing patient identifiable information for publication with BMJ journals.BMJ do not accept images where facial features have been obscured (either by blurring or by black bars placed over the eyes) as it is considered to be an ineffective measure of preserving anonymity and could imply that the relevant permissions have not been obtained prior to publication. Please note we do not accept forms that are electronically signed. 4�F^�?��?�E$Ac�&���|��F��Ev(i����;X�fu�� BMJ’s policy aims to ensure that patients are not directly identified and are unlikely to be identified through a combination of indirect data. Your browser will redirect to your requested content shortly.Please allow up to 5 seconds… We expect authors to use the latest BMJ consent form, which is available in several languages. 4 0 obj The Postgraduate Medical Journal (PMJ) is committed to ongoing medical education across the whole range of specialties.Clearly the requirements of clinicians vary within different settings and in different countries. Any article that contains personal medical information about an identifiable living individual requires the patient’s explicit consent before we can publish it. endobj %���� Please note that we cannot accept other consent forms (i.e. Decision-making is a prominent theme in this edition of the Journal of Medical Ethics . The consent form is available in multiple languages and the author must ensure that the form is in a language that the patient understands.

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When informed consent has been obtained it is indicated on the published article.If consent cannot be obtained because the patient cannot be traced, then publication will be possible only if the information can be sufficiently anonymised*. 1 0 obj The editor will consider the possibility of future damage to an individual from publication of material about them as a minor.