在COVID-19生物库中参与的动机和吸引因素:一项定性研究
Laura Jalbert1, Anne-Sophie Hautin2, Marie Baron3
1VITAM - Centre de recherche en santé durable, Québec, QC, Canada.
Journal of infection and public health
|January 23, 2024
概括
在北克COVID-19生物库 (BQC19) 中探索了参与者的动机和消耗. 诸如对科学和物流障碍的贡献等因素影响了参与,强调了在健康危机期间在未来的生物银行研究中需要解决这些问题.
科学领域:
- 生物银行和公共卫生研究
- 质量健康研究 质量健康研究
- 在COVID-19研究研究中.
背景情况:
- 北克COVID-19生物银行 (BQC19) 是一个省级倡议,用于收集,存储和共享COVID-19相关的生物样本和数据.
- 调查人员在BQC19研究中报告了高损失后跟踪率.
- 这项研究从参与者和专业的角度研究了动机和消耗因素.
研究的目的:
- 探索北克生物银行COVID-19参与者的动机.
- 确定BQC19参与者的障碍和消耗原因.
- 了解健康和研究专业人员在COVID-19大流行期间对生物银行的经验.
主要方法:
- 采用一种诱导性,探索性定性研究设计.
- 与BQC19参与者 (n=23) 和专业人士 (n=17) 进行了半结构面试.
- 理论抽样指导从八个临床数据收集站点招募参与者.
主要成果:
- 参与者的动机包括为科学做出贡献,自我价值和专业互动.
- 消耗与后勤问题,对公共卫生措施的负面态度,对临床环境的恐惧,以及希望超越COVID-19的愿望有关.
- 动机和障碍随着COVID-19趋势而波动;住院期间的间接同意与消耗有关.
结论:
- COVID-19大流行背景显著影响了生物银行参与者的参与和消耗.
- 影响参与者的动机和障碍的因素,以及研究团队的能力都受到大流行的影响.
- 在公共卫生危机期间的纵向生物银行研究必须主动解决这些参与和保留因素,以尽量减少消耗.
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