期刊
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PEDIATRICS
卷 175, 期 5, 页码 599-612出版社
SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s00431-016-2715-9
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Clinical drug research; Child; Parents; Motivations; Participation; Ethics
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- Netherlands Organization for Health Research and Development [113203203]
Information on motivations for research participation, may enable professionals to better tailor the process of recruitment and informed consent to the perspective of parents and children. Therefore, this systematic review assesses motivating and discouraging factors for children and their parents to decide to participate in clinical drug research. Studies were identified from searches in 6 databases. Two independent reviewers screened and selected relevant articles. Results were aggregated and presented by use of qualitative metasummary. 38 studies fulfilled the selection criteria and were of sufficient quality for inclusion in the qualitative metasummary. Most mentioned motivating factors for parents were: health benefit for child, altruism, trust in research, and relation to researcher. Most mentioned motivating factors for children were: personal health benefit, altruism and increasing comfort. Fear of risks, distrust in research, logistical aspects and disruption of daily life were mentioned most by parents as discouraging factors. Burden and disruption of daily life, feeling like a guinea pig and fear of risks were most mentioned as discouraging factors by children. Conclusion: Paying attention to these motivating and discouraging factors of children and their parents during the recruitment and informed consent process in drug research increases the moral and instrumental value of informed consent.
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