participants' rights

Participants have the right to be informed about the purpose, procedures, and risks of a study before agreeing to take part. They can choose whether to participate and can withdraw at any time without penalty. Their confidentiality and privacy must be protected, and personal information should not be shared without consent. Participants also have the right to ask questions and receive clear answers. If any issues arise, they can seek further information or complain to the overseeing body. Overall, their participation should be voluntary, respectful, and based on full, transparent information.