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. 2019 Nov 26;9(11):e029530. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2019-029530

Table 3.

Comparisons of the parental understanding of each element of the ICF content between the two groups

SIDCER ICF
(n=105)
Conventional ICF (n=105) Relative risk (95% CI) P value*
General items
 1. Recognition that this is research 80 (76.2%) 78 (74.3%) 1.026 (0.878–1.198) 0.749
 2. Subjects’ responsibility 85 (81.0%) 84 (80.0%) 1.012 (0.886–1.156) 0.862
 3. Confidentiality of records 74 (70.5%) 64 (61.0%) 1.156 (0.950–1.408) 0.146
 4. Who can access the data 82 (78.1%) 68 (64.8%) 1.206 (1.014–1.435) 0.032
 5. Research contact persons 98 (93.3%) 96 (91.4%) 1.021 (0.944–1.103) 0.603
Patient’s rights
 6. Right to refuse 76 (72.4%) 87 (82.9%) 0.874 (0.754–1.012) 0.069
 7. Right to withdraw 95 (90.5%) 87 (82.9%) 1.092 (0.981–1.215) 0.104
 8. Consequences of withdrawal 96 (91.4%) 87 (82.9%) 1.103 (0.994–1.225) 0.064
 9. Right to receive new information 91 (86.7%) 78 (74.3%) 1.167 (1.019–1.336) 0.024
Scientific aspects
 10. Eligibility of the subject 81 (77.1%) 72 (68.6%) 1.125 (0.953–1.328) 0.163
 11. Number of subjects required 87 (82.9%) 43 (41.0%) 2.023 (1.583–2.587) <0.001
 12. Purpose of the study 80 (76.2%) 75 (71.4%) 1.067 (0.908–1.254) 0.433
 13. Trial treatment and random assignment 38 (36.2%) 28 (26.7%) 1.357 (0.904–2.038) 0.137
 14. Trial procedures 65 (61.9%) 52 (49.5%) 1.250 (0.979–1.596) 0.071
 15. Identification of experimental procedures 80 (76.2%) 66 (62.9%) 1.212 (1.011–1.454) 0.036
 16. Duration of the subject’s participation 88 (83.8%) 79 (75.2%) 1.114 (0.970–1.279) 0.124
 17. Storage and reuse of human materials 60 (57.1%) 57 (54.3%) 1.053 (0.827–1.340) 0.677
Ethics aspects
 18. Alternative course of treatment 94 (89.5%) 82 (78.1%) 1.146 (1.016–1.293) 0.025
 19. Foreseeable risks 70 (66.7%) 61 (58.1%) 1.148 (0.929–1.418) 0.200
 20. Expected direct/indirect benefits 52 (49.5%) 42 (40.0%) 1.238 (0.914–1.677) 0.165
 21. Post-trial benefits 82 (78.1%) 72 (68.6%) 1.139 (0.966–1.342) 0.119
 22. Prorated payment for participation 91 (86.7%) 84 (80.0%) 1.083 (0.959–1.223) 0.195
 23. Anticipated expenses 60 (57.1%) 53 (50.5%) 1.132 (0.880–1.456) 0.333
 24. Compensation for injury 92 (87.6%) 83 (79.0%) 1.108 (0.981–1.252) 0.096

Data represent the number (percentage) of parents. 2 test.