Adolescent research participants' descriptions of medical research

摘要: abstractBackground: Evidence shows both a tendency for research participants to conflate and clinical care limited public understanding of research. Conflation by is often referred as the therapeutic misconception. Despite this evidence, few studies have explicitly asked participants, especially minors, explain what they think how it differs from regular medical care. Methods: As part longer semistructured interview evaluating assent parental permission research, adolescent (n = 177), including adolescents with illnesses healthy volunteers, their parents 177) were describe in own words say whether thought being was different seeing doctor. Qualitative responses coded themes identified through an iterative process. Results: When majority d...