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the complication and cost of the pathologist but for the
comprehension and the consistency of the people out there
and making sure that once it is implemented without
draining all 600,000 doctors and X million nurses, we can
be reasonably assured that people are going to know what is
out there.
So my -- I first was against your form, then
very for your form, then having tried to do a general form
coming to the view that a layered consent is a good idea
but probably two layers is the limit you are going to get.
MS. BARR: Yes. You know, I think that I
probably agree with you about all of that and I think also
that we struggled in an earlier edition of a genetics
question specifically.
DR. EMANUEL: Right.
MS. BARR: And took it out. It is not clear to
me that if you are going to work on a general consent and
you might want to break down into genetic -- germ line
genetic research versus other research as the right -- as a
way of breaking this down with the two choices and that we
might want to beef up the informational brochure about just
what that is and what its implications are. We talk about
it in a pretty simple way in our informed consent and in
the brochure and that was as a result of focus groups which