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Table 5 Number and proportion of respondents that provided positive answer concerning awareness in subgroups (groups with or without various experiences)

From: Nurse awareness of clinical research: a survey in a Japanese University Hospital

 

Number (%) of respondents that provided positive answer

 

Experience nursing patients who were participating in registration trials and/or clinical research

Experience taking a part in research involving patients as a nursing student

Experience taking a part in research involving patients as a nurse

 

(+) (n = 137)

(−) (n = 314)

(+) (n = 65)

(−) (n = 348)

(+) (n = 167)

(−) (n = 246)

1. General awareness

      

 Registration trials

137 (100%)

293 (93.3%)

59 (90.8%)

333 (95.7%)

164 (98.2%)*

228 (92.7%)

 Clinical research

122 (89.1%)

275 (86.7%)

57 (87.7%)

307 (88.2%)

154 (92.2%)*

210 (85.4%)

 Difference between registration trials and clinical research

66 (48.2%)**

99 (31.7%)

15 (23.1%)*

136 (39.1%)

76 (46.1%)**

75 (30.5%)

2. Awareness on research-related terminology

    

 Informed consent

136 (99.3%)

313(99.7%)

65 (100%)

348 (100%)

167 (100%)

246 (100%)

 Informed consent form

133 (97.1%)

302 (96.2%)

61 (93.8%)

337 (97.4%)

160 (97.0%)

238 (96.7%)

 Consent documents

135 (98.5%)

312 (99.4%)

64 (98.5%)

345 (99.7%)

167 (100%)

242 (99.2%)

 Representative of the subject

110 (80.3%)**

204 (65.0%)

43 (66.2%)

243 (71.5%)

119 (73.5%)

167 (69.0%)

 Declaration of Helsinki

57 (41.6%)

110 (35.0%)

24 (36.9%)

127 (37.4%)

66 (40.0%)

85 (35.4%)

 Japanese governmental ethical guidelines

75 (54.7%)

167 (53.2%)

39 (60.0%)

183 (53.5%)

100 (60.6%)

122 (50.6%)

 Good clinical practice

21 (15.9%)**

23 (7.3%)

9 (13.8%)

28 (8.3%)

17 (10.5%)

20 (8.3%)

 Institutional review boards

54 (39.4%) *

90 (28.7%)

20 (30.8%)

111 (32.6%)

63 (38.4%)*

68 (28.2%)

 Ethics committees

105 (76.6%)

219 (69.7%)

47 (72.3%)

252 (73.0%)

138 (83.1%)**

161 (66.0%)

  1. *P < 0.05, **P < 0.01 compared to proportion for respondents without experience.