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在对临床研究专业人员进行的一项研究中,观察到培训协议遵守率为13%

Erin D Solomon¹, Jessica Mozersky¹, Meredith V Parsons¹

¹Bioethics Research Center, Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, MO, USA.

BMC research notes

|August 1, 2024

概括

大多数临床研究专业人员没有完成知情同意培训. 这种低的合规性表明,如果参与者没有完成模块,在线培训可能不会有效.

科学领域:

临床研究伦理学
专业教育和培训专业教育和培训

背景情况:

在临床研究中,知情同意至关重要.
对研究专业人员进行有效的培训对于道德实践至关重要.
之前的培训有效性研究没有关注完成率.

研究的目的:

评估三种知情同意培训格式的有效性.
分析在线培训协议的合规率.
调查导致培训完成率低的因素.

主要方法:

招募503名临床研究专业人员参加随机对照试验.
评估了三个不同格式的培训完成率.
使用有关阅读和视频播放速度的文献进行了二次分析,以估计所需的完成时间.

主要成果:

只有13%的参与者在合理的时间内完成了培训.
只有46%的人在最短的时间内完成了培训.
在所有培训格式中观察到低的合规率.

结论:

当前的在线培训完成率引发了对其整体有效性的质疑.
证明负担在于培训计划通过完成来证明有效性.
需要进一步的研究,以优化在线培训的交付和参与研究专业人员.

关键词:

临床研究培训临床研究培训伦理培训伦理培训良好的临床实践良好的临床实践人类受试者研究培训培训培训合规性的培训

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