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Parental experiences of being approached to join multiple neonatal clinical trials: qualitative study (PARENT).

Judy RichardsJudith RankinEdmund JuszczakJon DorlingWilliam McGuireNicholas D Embleton
Published in: Archives of disease in childhood. Fetal and neonatal edition (2020)
Parents valued the autonomy to make decisions about participation and felt, with hindsight, that their decisions were right. Research teams could be more aware of parental feelings of guilt or gratitude that may motivate them to give consent. Similarly, the capacity of parents to fully remember details of multiple studies when they are stressed, and their infant is sick, should be taken into consideration, and continued efforts should be made to ensure ongoing consent to participation.
Keyphrases
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