Ethical Issues in Neuroimaging Health Research An IPA Study with Research Participants

作者: Rachel L. Shaw , Carl Senior , Elizabeth Peel , Richard Cooke , Louise S. Donnelly

DOI: 10.1177/1359105308097970

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摘要: Neuroimaging is increasingly used to understand conditions like stroke and epilepsy. However, there growing recognition that neuroimaging can raise ethical issues. We interpretative phenomenological analysis analyse interview data pre-and post-scan explore these Findings show participants become anxious prior scanning the protocol for managing incidental findings unclear. Participants lacked a frame of reference contextualize their expectations often drew on medical narratives. Recommendations reduce anxiety include dialogue between researcher participant clarify understanding during consent use `virtual tour' experience.

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