Limei Wang, Fuqiang Peng, Naiqing Song
Organizational support and job crafting with the new math teachers' well-being: The mediating effect of basic psychological needs
Frontiers in psychology
epidemiological clinical cancer research essential understanding tumour behaviour developing new therapies oncology however several countries including brazil well many regions world limited participation cancer research despite 625000 new cancer cases recorded brazil 2022 22 ongoing cancer clinical trials available country conducted online survey describe physician engagement research identify main barriers precluding participation conduct clinical cancer research country anonymous online survey 23 objective questions sent email brazilian members latin american cooperative oncology group brazilian society clinical oncology first 13 questions addressed demographic information medical training previous research participation second part main barriers engagement participation clinical trials brazil addressed continuous variables measured median range analyses performed using sas statistical software version 94 sas institute inc cary nc 109 physicians answered survey participants oncologists n 98 899 living capital cities n 84 771 southeast region brazil n 63 578 worked institutions providing exclusively private healthcare n 59 541 109 respondents 83 761 reported working research centres investigators subinvestigators surprisingly 312 physicians recognised invite less 1 patients participate clinical trials even though 98 899 considered participation patients clinical trials extremely relevant main barriers compromising conduct research country low number available trials 482 lack qualified human resources staff research sites 229 reported barriers lengthy regulatory approval process 422 followed lack awareness clinical research patients resulting low recruitment rates 241 26 238 respondents working research 25 961 reported interest involved 318 tried participating research 624 reported limited knowledge trial procedures results suggest clear need engage physicians clinical research activities brazil patient education strategies improve low recruitment rates secondarily increase number proposed trials country