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Percentage of Participants who changed their responses to the five scenarios |
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| Scenario |
Change |
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| More restrictive [x/n (%)] |
No change [x/n (%)] |
More permissive [x/n (%)] |
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| A) Prescribing information for improving care |
22/78 (28.21) |
42/78 (53.85) |
14/78 (17.95) |
| B) Prescribing information for marketing research |
13/78 (16.78) |
52/78 (66.67) |
13/78 (16.78) |
| C) Linking work, education or income to individual's health record |
16/78 (20.51) |
39/78 (50.00) |
23/78 (29.49) |
| D1) Linking individual's information with leftover tissue for non commercial product development |
23/78 (29.49) |
37/78 (47.44) |
18/78 (23.08) |
| D2) Linking individual's information with leftover tissue for profitable product development |
15/78 (19.23) |
39/78 (50.00) |
24/78 (30.77) |
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* Excluding Hamilton survey, for which the full consent scale was not offered. | |||
Willison et al. BMC Medical Ethics 2008 9:18 doi:10.1186/1472-6939-9-18 |
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