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  • Biomedical research ethics and informatics.
  • Participant engagement and data governance in research.

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  • Dynamic consent (DC) uses digital interfaces for granular participant decision-making in research.
  • DC is explored in biobanking and genomics, aiming to boost autonomy and researcher-participant communication.
  • Limited evidence exists on the measurable effects of DC tools.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To outline a framework for evaluating and reporting dynamic consent (DC) tools.
  • To guide the design of high-quality, replicable, and relevant DC evaluations.
  • To establish best practices for reporting DC assessment studies.

Main Methods:

  • Development of a logic model based on evidence for enhanced informed consent.
  • Framework construction for DC evaluation and reporting.
  • Review of best practices for reporting studies assessing DC.

Main Results:

  • A comprehensive framework for DC evaluation is proposed.
  • Guidelines for designing robust DC studies are outlined.
  • Recommendations for reporting DC assessment studies are provided.

Conclusions:

  • The proposed framework aims to improve the quality, replicability, and relevance of DC evaluations.
  • Standardized reporting will facilitate future research and implementation of DC.
  • Further research is needed to build upon the emerging evidence base for DC.