Table 1.
Item | Modification |
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Hall et al. (2006) Trust in Medical Researchers | |
A doctor would never ask me to be in a medical research study if the doctor thought there was any chance it might harm me | My doctor would never ask me to be in a medical research study if the doctor thought there was any chance it might harm me |
Mainous et al. (2006) Patient Trust in Medical Researchers | |
Medical researchers act differently toward minority subjects than toward white subjects | Medical researchers act differently toward minority participants than toward white participants. |
Some medical research projects are secretly designed to expose minority groups to diseases such as AIDS. | Some medical research projects are secretly designed to expose minority groups to diseases such as AIDS |
Usually, medical researchers tell participants everything about possible dangers. All in all, medical researchers would not conduct experiments on people without their knowledge |
This item was modified as two items: Usually, medical researchers tell participants everything about possible dangers. Medical researchers would not conduct experiments on people without their knowledge. |
Researchers are more interested in helping their careers than in learning about health and disease.* | Medical researchers are more interested in helping their careers than in learning about health and disease. |
Shea et al. (2008). Health Care System Distrust Scale | |
Health Care System | Focus group participants encouraged the use of health care organization instead of health care system. |
Patients get the same medical treatment from the Health Care System, no matter what the patient’s race | Patients get the same medical treatment from healthcare organizations, no matter what the patient’s race or ethnicity. |