Research Participants
Research participants’ perceptions and views on consent for biobank research: a review of empirical data and ethical analysis
... potential research participants in a way which allows them to decide whether they wish to receive more detailed information or ...biobank research to which they have consented, combined with an ...
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Making Empowering Choices: How Methodology Matters for Empowering Research Participants
... of research projects as a ...the research process, during which empowerment can occur (GAVENTA, CREED & MORRISSEY, 1998), the possibility that research can be empowering for research ...
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A penny for your thoughts : the practice of rewarding research participants with shopping vouchers
... to research participants (Boddy et ...rewarding participants is controversial because according to the 1947 Nuremberg Code of Ethics, participants should ‘be able to exercise free power of ...
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Benefits and payments for research participants: Experiences and views from a research centre on the Kenyan coast
... influence research participants’ bene- fits ...the research relationship into a commercial one, this will need particu- larly careful review and ...
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The paradox from within: research participants doing being observed
... when participants utilize such orientations as resources in the enactment of their identities as members of a particular institutional community, here a research university, they are also available to the ...
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Uplifting Voices and Images of Research Participants: Issues in Video Dissemination
... original research participants helped to recruit other women as video ...potential participants to consider taking part in the ...potential participants were relaxed as there was no power ...
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Response to protecting research participants: in defence of Citizens Advice
... to research participants––and the ‘inaccurate’ portrayal of interviewees’ experiences and understandings of Citizens ...the research project and read all the materials produced from this work and had ...
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Genograms in Research: Participants’ Reflections of the Genogram Process
... the research space and into the lives of ...of research though, they are in essence a disruption, unintended effects that we may not be prepared for as ...in research, and highlights the need for ...
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Bioethical issues in providing financial incentives to research participants
... time participants spend on research activities; the risk, pain, discomfort, and inconvenience associated with research procedures; travel costs; recruitment issues; and the char- acteristics of the ...
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“We’re checking them out”: Indigenous and non-Indigenous research participants’ accounts of deciding to be involved in research
... of research abuse of Indigenous peoples is clearly still pervasive in Indigenous communi- ties; historically, non-Indigenous researchers did not con- sult with Indigenous communities, were disrespectful and were ...
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Nepalese Schoolchildren as Research Participants: Challenges in Qualitative Research
... Conducting research with schoolchildren is, in itself, a challenging task, particularly in Nepal, where social and cultural issues are given a higher priority in the society over other ...as research ...
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Recruiting clinical personnel as research participants: a framework for assessing feasibility
... of research studies test interventions for clinicians in addition to or instead of interventions for ...as research participants, and present an example from a federally funded ...scheduling ...
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Initial experience with a group presentation of study results to research participants
... to participants, whose interest in the results may wane over ...several participants contacted us, expressing a desire to attend but cited scheduling con- flicts as the reason for not attending the ...for ...
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Protecting Research Participants
... chemical research heated a commer- cially available chemical named phthaloyisoglu- tamine and produced ␣ -phthalimidoglutarimide, which the company labeled ...
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Recruitment of Women Research Participants: The Women's Health Registry at the University of Michigan
... support of the outreach efforts to attract under- represented communities to the Registry in 2002. The approach taken by the University of Michi- gan was to attempt to reduce overall costs by us- ing existing personnel, ...
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Confidentiality in Qualitative Research Involving Vulnerable Participants: Researchers' Perspectives
... of research, because researchers attract attention to themselves and to their informants (VAN DEN HOONAARD, 2003), and to dissemination of the ...the research results are full of ethnographic detail that ...
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A reflection on the challenge of protecting confidentiality of participants while disseminating research results locally
... identify research participants, or at least groups of participants, during the dissemination of results, even if they are ...of participants have unique characteristics or positions in the ...
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Research Relationships and Responsibilities:'Doing' research with marginalised and vulnerable participants: Introduction to the Special Edition
... conducting research with people who are considered vulnerable involves a more complex network of actors than is often the case in other research ...as participants will need to engage with processes ...
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Researchers' and clinicians' perceptions of recruiting participants to clinical research: a thematic meta synthesis
... clinical research. The significance of altruism and research participation has been discussed elsewhere and it is proposed that altruism is rarely the main motivational factor, with self-interest, ...
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Participants' perception of pharmaceutical clinical research: a cross-sectional controlled study
... of participants and nonparticipants of pharma- ceutical clinical trials, most with access to health insurance and with one of four chronic and highly prevalent disorders with many available and approved ...
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