Rob Stephenson|Kristina L. Grabbe|Bellington Vwalika|Yusuf Ahmed|Cheswa Vwalika|Alan Haworth|Laurie Fuller|Fong Liu|Elwyn Chomba|Susan Allen
The Influence of Informed Consent Content on Study Participants' Contraceptive Knowledge and Concerns
Emory University|Emory University|University of Zambia|University Teaching Hospital|University Teaching Hospital|Rwanda Zambia HIV Research Group|Emory University|University of Zambia|University Teaching Hospital|Rwanda Zambia HIV Research Group|Emory University|Rwanda Zambia HIV Research Group|Emory University|Emory University
little known information presented informed consent process influences study outcomes among participants study examines influence informed consent content reported baseline contraceptive knowledge concerns among two groups hivserodiscordant seroconcordant hivpositive couples enrolled research projects hiv research center lusaka zambia found significant differences reporting contraceptive knowledge concerns couples viewing consent materials included detailed information contraception viewing consent materials lacked detailed information conclude design informed consent materials strike balance ensuring participants give truly informed consent educating participants ways compromise assessment impact behavioral interventions