Clinical research trials: a comparison of African Americans who have and have not participated.
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-1-2002
Abstract
The purpose of this is study was to gain an understanding of the knowledge and perceptions African Americans have that influence decisions to participate or not participate in clinical research trials. A survey instrument designed to measure the key variables; knowledge and perceptions of clinical research processes, and selected demographic characteristics were utilized in this study. The major finding suggests that African Americans who have been participants in a clinical trial are more likely to participate in future clinical trials if details are provided in advance concerning the requirements and criteria for their participation.
Publication Source (Journal or Book title)
Journal of cultural diversity
First Page
95
Last Page
101
Recommended Citation
Kennedy, B., & Burnett, M. (2002). Clinical research trials: a comparison of African Americans who have and have not participated.. Journal of cultural diversity, 9 (4), 95-101. Retrieved from https://repository.lsu.edu/aeee_pubs/110