My latest article is out in the American Journal of Bioethics- "Informed Consent Disclosure Duties in Both Clinical and Research Contexts: Clarifying the Reasonable Person Standard." While not open access, this link is good for 50 free eprints.
Related articles in the October 2026 issue include:
- Reasonable to Whom? Rethinking Informed Consent Disclosures in Light of the Research Related Concerns of the Autistic Community
- Aligning Consent with Context: Common Consent Elements for Persons with Disorders of Consciousness (CCE-DoC)
- Overburdening Informed Consent
- Beyond “Reasonable” Person Informed Consent: Diversifying Research Teams and Using Question Prompt Lists
- Inclusion Beyond, And Not Limited To, Consent Discussions
- “Reasonable” is Not “Average”: Normality, Normativity, and the Pathology Paradigm
- The Reasonable Person is Not the Average Person
- Beyond the Reasonable Person Standard for Providing Informed Consent in Neurodiversity Research
- Disclosure, Discussion, and Discovery: Process Consent and Addressing Informational Needs
- The Reasonable Researcher, Not the Reasonable Person: Relocating the Burden of Disclosure
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