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Glossary

The eSignature & agreement glossary

Clear, concise definitions for the terms that matter across digital signing, security, and compliance.

Minor Assent

1. Minor Assent Minor assent refers to the affirmative agreement of a child—typically under the age of legal consent—to participate in a medical procedure or…

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Opt-In Consent

1. Opt-In Consent Opt-in consent is a proactive form of consent where individuals must affirmatively agree—typically by checking a box, signing a form, or clicking…

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Opt-Out Consent

1. Opt-Out Consent Opt-out consent is a model where an individual’s consent is assumed by default, and they must take action to decline or withdraw…

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Proxy Consent

1. Proxy Consent Proxy consent is the process by which a legally authorized representative—such as a parent, guardian, or healthcare proxy—gives consent on behalf of…

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Revocable Consent

1. Revocable Consent Revocable consent refers to a form of consent that can be withdrawn by the individual at any time, regardless of whether the…

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Specific Consent

1. Specific Consent Specific consent refers to an individual’s explicit agreement to a clearly defined action, such as a particular medical procedure, data use, or…

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Video Consent

1. Video Consent Video consent is the process of capturing a patient’s informed agreement to a medical procedure, data use, or research participation through a…

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Voluntary Consent

1. Voluntary Consent Voluntary consent refers to a patient’s or participant’s freely given agreement to undergo a medical procedure, participate in a clinical study, or…

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Webforms

1. What Are Webforms? Webforms are digital forms hosted on web pages that allow users to input and submit data online. In healthcare, webforms are…

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Capacity To Consent

1. Capacity to Consent Capacity to consent refers to an individual’s legal and cognitive ability to understand relevant information about a medical procedure or data…

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Conditional Logic

1. Conditional Logic Conditional logic is a form-building feature that dynamically changes the content or flow of a digital form based on user responses. In…

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Consent Form Template

1. What Is a Consent Form Template? A consent form template is a pre-designed, reusable structure that healthcare organizations use to capture patient consent for…

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